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Uptown Special

By Shannon Mustipher, Mixologist

The Uptown Special swirls in sparkling wine, aged white rum, strawberry syrup, and Bertoux Brandy. A garnish of Omakase berries lends to a bright and floral bouquet.⁠

What you’ll need:

2 cups young thai coconut meat
(fresh or frozen)

½ to 1 cup coconut water or plain
filtered water

1 tsp. probiotic powder

¼ to ½ cup Omakase Berry,
strained to remove seeds

How to make it:

1. If using frozen coconut, break it into pieces and allow it to thaw in the jar of a high speed blender.

2. Purée coconut meat + water until it is silky smooth. For thick and creamy yogurt use less liquid. Start with ½ cup and slowly add more as desired.

3. Transfer to a glass bowl or jar and stir in the probiotics using a wooden or plastic spoon.

4. Cover the container with cheesecloth and let the yogurt ferment in a warm place for at least 8 hours, preferably around 12 hours. It will become light + fluffy + tangy when it’s ready.

5. Stir in the berry purée and enjoy – topped with fresh fruit, granola, a drizzle of
honey or anything that makes your heart happy!!

What you’ll need:

1.5 oz Bertoux Brandy

0.5 oz aged white rum

0.5 oz strawberry syrup

0.5 oz lime juice

2 - 3 strawberries, halved

How to make it:

1. Combine all in a Shaker with ice.

2. Shake and fine strain into a chilled giblet over a big rock.

3. Top with sparkling wine, garnish with a halved strawberry perched on the rim.



Uptown Special

By Shannon Mustipher, Mixologist

The Uptown Special swirls in sparkling wine, aged white rum, strawberry syrup, and Bertoux Brandy. A garnish of Omakase berries lends to a bright and floral bouquet.⁠

What you’ll need:

1.5 oz Bertoux Brandy
0.5 oz aged white rum
0.5 oz strawberry syrup
0.5 oz lime juice
2 - 3 strawberries, halved

How to make it:


1. Combine all in a Shaker with ice.

2. Shake and fine strain into a chilled giblet over a big rock.

3. Top with sparkling wine, garnish with a halved strawberry perched on the rim.

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