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Velvetbomb Punch
This boozy but balanced St. Patrick’s Day punch combines Guinness, cider, and whiskey. First, freeze nonalcoholic and hard apple cider into an ice block. When you’re ready to get your drink on, pour the beer and more hard cider into a punch bowl and add the ice block. Pour the whiskey over top of the frozen cider, and as the cider block thaws it’ll give the punch the sweet-tart flavor of a Black Velvet cocktail with a whiskey back.
Ingredients
- 5 bottles hard apple cider such as ace chilled
- 2 Cup apple cider or unfiltered apple juice
- 6 can guinness draught chilled
- 2 Cup irish whiskey such as jameson
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Directions
Pour 3 bottles of the hard cider and all of the apple cider or juice into a 2-cup Bundt pan and freeze until solid, at least 8 hours.
When ready to serve, pour the Guinness and the remaining bottles of hard cider into a 7-quart punch bowl. Float the ice block in the bowl and pour the whiskey over it. Serve immediately.
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This boozy but balanced St. Patrick’s Day punch combines Guinness, cider, and whiskey. First, freeze nonalcoholic and hard apple cider into an ice block. When you’re ready to get your drink on, pour the beer and more hard cider into a punch bowl and add the ice block. Pour the whiskey over top of the frozen cider, and as the cider block thaws it’ll give the punch the sweet-tart flavor of a Black Velvet cocktail with a whiskey back.
Pour 3 bottles of the hard cider and all of the apple cider or juice into a 2-cup Bundt pan and freeze until solid, at least 8 hours.
When ready to serve, pour the Guinness and the remaining bottles of hard cider into a 7-quart punch bowl. Float the ice block in the bowl and pour the whiskey over it. Serve immediately.
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