5 Beer Cocktails You Can Make At Home

Are you one of those people whose refrigerators are always filled with beer cans and bottles? If yes, you need to give in to your creative bones and make some beer cocktails this weekend. Try the 5 recipes listed below to explore the brewed beverage in a completely different and delicious way.

5 Beer Cocktails You Can Make At Home

  1. Beermosa
  2. Chocolate Stout Affogato
  3. Cocky Rooster
  4. Honey Basil Beer Julep
  5. Grapefruit Beer Bellini

1. Beermosa

Beermosa
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Add some fruity fun to your beer with this recipe of Beermosa. Easy to make and delicious to drink, Beermosa will make you call your friends over for a fun drinking session. So, go ahead and pick up your phone to start making some calls!

What you’ll need:

  • 90 ml wheat beer
  • 30 ml white wine
  • 30 ml grapefruit juice

Instructions:

  1. Add beer and white wine to a glass
  2. Stir well
  3. Add grapefruit juice
  4. Stir lightly
  5. Serve 

2. Chocolate Stout Affogato

Chocolate Stout Affogato
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If you are a chocolate or coffee enthusiast, you should definitely try a Chocolate Stout Affogato on one of these days. Flavourful (and beer-ful!), you will be left wanting for more even before the glass is empty.

What you’ll need:

  • 1 scoop coffee ice cream
  • 60 ml fresh hot espresso
  • 45 ml chocolate liqueur
  • 90 ml stout beer

Instructions:

  1. Add ice cream to a glass
  2. Pour espresso, liqueur and beer (in this order) on top
  3. Serve immediately

3. Cocky Rooster

Cocky Rooster
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A spicy beer cocktail, you need to have some snacks by your side with a serving of Cocky Rooster. Make sure you can handle the spice before gulping this one down! 

Note – You can add the spicy ingredients according to your tolerance. 

What You’ll Need:

  • 30 ml lime juice
  • 2 tbsp Sriracha
  • 1 tbsp ketchup
  • 2 sliced jalapenos
  • 1 pint lager
  • 1 lime wedge
  • 1 tsp Salt

Instructions:

  1. Spread salt on a plate
  2. Rim the glass with lime wedge
  3. Coat the rimmed glass in salt
  4. Add lime juice, Sriracha and ketchup to the glass
  5. Stir
  6. Add beer
  7. Garnish with jalapenos
  8. Serve 

4. Honey Basil Beer Julep

A beer-twist on the Mint Julep, this cocktail will bring back the memories of your Southern vacations. Just a few easy steps and you will have a great beer cocktail to accompany you on your non-vacation days!

What You’ll Need:

  1. 45 ml Bourbon
  2. 90 ml Ale
  3. 15 ml honey syrup
  4. 2-3 fresh basil leaves
  5. 4 ice cubes

Instructions:

  1. Muddle basil leaves with honey syrup in a shaker
  2. Add Bourbon and 4 ice cubes to it
  3. Shake well
  4. Strain into a glass filled with 4 ice cubes
  5. Pour beer on top
  6. Serve 

5. Grapefruit Beer Bellini

Grapefruit complements the flavour of beer in most recipes. The tempting recipe of Grapefruit Beer Bellini will give you a drink that will satisfy your beer cravings and your summer juice cravings in one single cocktail.  

What you’ll need:

  • 150 ml beer
  • 90 ml prosecco
  • 1 tbsp sugar
  • 1 grapefruit (peeled and cut into wedges)

Instructions:

  1. Add grapefruit and sugar to a blender
  2. Blend until smooth
  3. Add 4 tbsp of puree to a glass
  4. Add prosecco to it
  5. Top it with beer
  6. Serve

Summing Up

Transform your beer into exciting cocktails this weekend with five easy recipes! Enjoy a fruity Beermosa, indulge in a rich Chocolate Stout Affogato, or spice things up with a Cocky Rooster. The refreshing Honey Basil Beer Julep and zesty Grapefruit Beer Bellini offer delightful twists on traditional flavors. These creative concoctions are perfect for impressing friends and enhancing your beer experience!

FAQs

What Mixes Well with Beer?

You can mix a lot of things with beer. Right from Spicy Tomato Juice to lemonade to champagne or prosecco to campari or dry white vermouth to ice cream as well.

Are There Any Cocktails with Beer?

Classic beer cocktails like Micheladas or shandies are well-suited for stronger brews, but with its moderate 4.6% ABV, beers like Miller are ideal for refreshing and straightforward cocktail combinations. Consider them a lighter, slightly more bitter option compared to Cava or Prosecco.

Can You Mix Gin with Beer?

While gin and beer may not appear to be an ideal pairing, the combination of lemon and honey creates a harmonious blend that’s truly delightful. Opt for a light beer to enhance this unique cocktail. Sip and enjoy the refreshing experience!

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