The Weekly Cocktail Recipe: Margot’s ‘Yellow Bloody Mary’
One of London’s best Italian fine dining restaurants, Margot has launched a weekend brunch menu. In addition to a selection of fresh juices available for brunch, innovative cocktails are also served. Margot’s ‘Yellow Bloody Mary’, for instance, is made using yellow tomatoes and Belvedere vodka. Naturally sweeter and less acidic than red tomatoes, the yellow tomatoes in this drink allows the rest of the key Bloody Mary elements (Worcestershire sauce, Tabasco, celery salt) to prevail and organically develop on the palate. Saluti!
Margot’s ‘Yellow Bloody Mary’, for instance, is made using yellow tomatoes and Belvedere vodka. Naturally sweeter and less acidic than red tomatoes, the yellow tomatoes in this drink allows the rest of the key Bloody Mary elements (Worcestershire sauce, Tabasco, celery salt) to prevail and organically develop on the palate. Saluti!
Course Cocktails
Cuisine Global
Keyword Cocktails
Servings 1
Ingredients
50mlBelvedere vodka
Yellow cherry tomatoesblended
10mlCocchi Americano
10mlFino Sherry
15mlWorcestershire sauce
5dropsGreen Tabasco
Celery salta pinch
Black pepperto taste
Basil leaf
Instructions
First, blend the yellow tomatoes and double strain the juice to avoid bits of tomato skin ruining the cocktail’s texture.
Add the rest of the ingredients and shake with ice. Pour into a highball glass, over cubed ice, and garnish with a basil leaf.