Honeycomb Margarita

Honeycomb Margarita

RATING

Sweet

2 min

Intermediate

Rich, golden and irresistibly sweet, this Margarita wraps Cointreau and tequila in the warm complexity of honeycomb, balanced with a sharp, clean lime finish. A cocktail that feels like a natural wonder. Made with Cointreau L'Unique, Tequila, Fresh Lime Juice, Goji Berry Honey Water, it is shaken to perfection and served in a lowball with lime peel for the finishing touch. A intermediate-level medium cocktail, it is perfect for dinner and best enjoyed spring. Discover the full range of margaritas recipes and find your perfect Cointreau cocktail.

  • Cocktail(s)

    30 ml

    Cointreau L'Unique

    60 ml

    tequila

    30 ml

    fresh lime juice

    15 ml

    goji berry honey water

    Garnish: Lime Peel

    Tools: Cocktail shaker, Garnish tools, Jigger, Strainer

  • 1

    How to make goji berry honey water:Mix honey and hot water (1:1 ratio). Add dried goji berries and let steep for 15 minutes.

    2

    Make a salt rim on your glass

    3

    Combine all ingredients in a Shaker

    4

    Add ice and shake until well-chilled

    5

    Strain into your glass

    6

    Garnish

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Is Cointreau a Triple-Sec?

Should I use Cointreau L’Unique as a Triple-sec in my cocktail recipe? YES!

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