I call it the Koala Cocktail...

This will be a very short straight to point blog, about one thing only. I'm in the middle of finals, hopefully about to graduate...Therefore I don't have much time to blog. But I really, really wanted to share this with you. Recently I started expanding my taste buds and trying out new drinks. Normally I like to have a beer or a glass of champagne, but both are pretty high carbonated and make me bloated. So when I'm at the pool that's a NO NO! So I decided to come up with my own cocktail, with ingredients that I love. In addition these ingredients are very refreshing.

So here it is: The Koala Cocktail : Muddle mint in the shaker,

Add ice.

1 oz of cucumber vodka (or regular vodka works too)

1/2 oz of St Germain Liqueur

Shake! Shake! Shake!

Pour that beautiful creation in a martini glass

Drum Rolls please!

Top off with Champagne!

Wait! Another Drum Roll!

Garnish with a few slices of baby cucumbers

This is one refreshing, delicious, amazing and pretty low on calories and sugar drink.

Did I mention its Classy too?! Try it and call it the Koala cocktail.

I think its a perfect name for it, not only because I made it up but also because it's green and Koala's love green. Cheers!

P.S. The bartender might be a little bit annoyed with this one. They hate anything that has to do with muddling mint. Don't let that stop you though. If you loved it, or hated it feel free to let me know.

As Always Stay Classy My Friends <3

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