5 AMAZING QUETZALLI DRINKS FOR YOUR WEDDING

drink de quetzalli em uma taça coupe com guarnição em cima de uma balcão de madeira

Today I'm going to talk a little about the combination of marriage and Quetzalli. And, without giving any spoilers, I can already tell you it's the perfect match! Want to know why?

It's no secret that a wedding is a very special day. Most couples make a point of sealing their union with some kind of formality. Whether it's at the registry office, a simple ceremony, a party for close friends, or a wild party, everyone wants their day to be unique and memorable.

Here comes the question: how do you transform one of the most common and ancient human traditions into something unique and truly unique to the couple? In my opinion, paying attention to the details and thinking about the experience, not only for the bride and groom but also for the guests, is essential for your wedding to be unique (and remembered only for the good things). A large part of this experience, inevitably, is related to the drinks served throughout the reception and party. This is where the protagonist of this blog comes in, our beloved Quetzalli =P

Quetzalli , besides being a ready-to-drink drink made with high-quality ingredients and no preservatives, is incredibly versatile. Its versatility means it can be used successfully at various times and in various ways throughout your wedding.

You might be wondering: how can a single drink be so flexible? Let me tell you. Let's take it one step at a time ;)

WELCOME DRINK

The guest experience begins as soon as they arrive at the reception venue. Nothing beats serving a delicious drink to welcome them. Here, Quetzalli on the rocks is the perfect choice.

You can serve it in a tall glass, add 3 or 4 ice cubes, add Quetzalli and your smooth and refreshing welcome drink is ready.

DRINKS AT THE BAR

Quetzalli can also be a standout at your wedding bar. Drinks made with this delicious beverage can add value and surprise guests. And when it comes to drinks, there are many possibilities. Here are five recipes that are usually a hit:


1. Get-High

There are rumors that Quetzalli + Aperol tastes better than Aperol Spritz. Really?! I think it's worth trying and drawing your own conclusions ;)

Ingredients

50 ml of Quetzalli

25 ml of Aperol

25 ml Sicilian lemon cordial

10 ml of absinthe

Sparkling wine to top it off

Grated nutmeg

Preparation method

Combine the first four ingredients in a cocktail shaker with ice and stir. Strain into a glass, top with sparkling wine, and grate nutmeg to garnish.


2. Of the Dead

This drink was created in honor of the Mexican holiday "Dia de Los Muertos." Legend has it that on this day, the dead return to earth to celebrate with the living. Here in Brazil, we might find this celebration a bit strange, but in Mexico, it's celebrated in a very festive and joyful atmosphere.

Ingredients

40 ml of Quetzalli

30 ml Scotch whiskey

2 dashes of aromatic bitters

20 ml of classic carpano

30 ml of beer (preferably witbiers)

citrus)

Orange slice (garnish)

Preparation method

In a mixing glass, add the beverages and stir for 10 seconds. Simple strain into a rocks glass filled with ice. Serve with an orange slice as a garnish.


3. Ginger Pink

Our favorite, Ginger Pink, is a fantastic blend of watermelon, ginger, and Quetzalli! Its tropical and refreshing flavor makes it a great choice for your wedding.

Ingredients

75 ml watermelon juice

50 ml of Quetzalli

2 slices of ginger

15 ml of honey

10 ml lemon juice

Preparation method

Muddle the ginger in a cocktail shaker. Add ice and liquids to mix.

followed. Serve in a pre-chilled dry glass, with a simple straining. Finish with

a slice of ginger.


4. El Chavo

This drink is a tribute to the beloved Mexican series: El Chavo! Indulge yourself and surprise your guests with this recipe, which, of course, includes tamarind!

Ingredients

60 ml of Quetzalli

2 dessert spoons of tamarind jelly

20 ml triple sec

80 ml club soda

Orange (garnish)

Preparation method

Add the first three ingredients to a cocktail shaker. Then, pour into a glass filled with ice, add club soda, and an orange slice.


5. Coffee

Who doesn't love a cup of coffee? Inspired by this incredibly common Brazilian experience, we've created a truly unusual Quetzalli with coffee recipe. You can serve it during the party or try something new and serve it at the coffee table at the end.

Ingredients

50 ml of Quetzalli

30 ml of coffee

10 ml of Cointreau

Ice

Preparation method

Add all ingredients to a cocktail shaker and shake. Serve in a cup or glass.


I've only left five suggestions here, but we have more options. If you're a fan of classic drinks, you can check out our post with six classic reinterpretations to make with Quetzalli . Now, if you're a fan of the rule of minimum effort, you can check out 7 easy and delicious ways to enjoy your Quetzalli here .

We have options for all tastes!

SHOTS ON THE TRACK

Another popular option is serving Quetzalli shots on the dance floor. When the dance floor is buzzing and everyone's in the mood, a shot of our favorite is a perfect fit and a crowd pleaser!

CHOCOLATE CUPS

On purpose, I left the sweetest tip for last ;)

A delicious and creative way to serve Quetzalli at your wedding is to put it in chocolate cups. This concoction is considered the concoction of the gods and has a legion of fans wherever it goes.

You can serve it as a welcome drink, with dessert, or even on the coffee table at the end of the party.


After seeing all these possibilities, it makes you want to get married right away, doesn't it?! Our beloved Quetzalli, which emerged from the perfect marriage of passion fruit and tequila, with lime and agave syrup as godparents, is the perfect drink to make your wedding day even more special ;)


Carolina Centeno

With a law degree, I currently work in Customer and Employee Experience at Quetzalli. I'm also an actress, dividing my time between the company, the stage, and the camera. I'm a good-vibes Aries, passionate about yoga, nature, and cultural outings.

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