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7 Smoke-Vodka Cocktails to Enjoy with Summer Desserts

  Summer is the perfect time to enjoy some cocktails with desserts. You can bake pies, tarts, and cakes with summer fruits.  Use  Smoke Lab Vodka   Classic to make these refreshing cocktails. Smoke Lab offers two types of vodkas- Classic and Aniseed, which you can find on their website. Here are some refreshing cocktail recipes to serve with summer dessert: 1. Pineapple Cooler In a glass pitcher, add Smoke Lab Vodka, fresh mint leaves, fresh pineapple juice, coconut water, and ice cubes. Using a stirrer, stir the ingredients until the flavours are infused. Strain the cocktail into glasses. Garnish with a fresh sprig of mint and enjoy this refreshing cocktail. Serve with Coconut & Raspberry cake 2.       2. Lychee Fizz In a cocktail shaker, add lychee juice, muddled kaffir lime leaves, lemon wheels, Smoke Lab Vodka, ice cubes, and chilled Prosecco. Mix all the ingredients well with a cocktail stirrer and put it in the refrigerator for a few hours. Serve this aroma

5 Refreshing Vodka Cocktail Recipes to Make This June

There's nothing like a cooling glass of cocktail after a hot summer day. It is a great idea to pair with some tasty appetizers. The smoke lab offers two other product offerings like  Smokelab Water   and Smokelab Wear. Check out the website for details on their signature vodkas- Smoke Lab Classic and Smoke Lab Aniseed. For more details on  Smoke Vodka price , visit the Smoke Lab website. Here are the best refreshing cocktails to make in June:  1. Peach & Thyme  In a mortar pestle, muddle some fresh peach slices. Then add fresh lemon juice, 1 tsp of raw honey mixed with lukewarm water, and thyme leaves. In a glass pitcher, add the muddled peach slices. Top with a bottle of Prosecco, ice cubes, and Smoke Lab vodka. Pour the Peach & Thyme cocktail into tall cocktail glasses. Garnish with a fresh peach slice and thyme sprig. Check out more details on  Smokelab water  on the Smoke Lab website.  2.       2. Strawberries & Mint  In a mortar pestle, muddle some f