Rose Royale

The Rose Royale is an elegant take on the Kir Royale, from food photographer Gintare Marcel. All it takes is a few drops of rosewater to dress up an old standby and make it feel fresh and new.

The magic is in the technique: adding the rosewater to the surface of the drink (rather than mixing it with the crème de cassis) allows its fragrance to be lifted up on the carbonation from the sparkling wine, creating a bouquet of rose aroma as the drink is sipped.

Marcel’s original recipe calls for Prosecco, a dry-ish white sparkling wine. You can use any sparkling wine you like – in fact, we even prefer it with sparkling rosé wine, if only to build up the theme.

Read more

Add the crème de cassis to a flute glass. Top with the sparkling white or rosé wine, and add the drops of rosewater to the surface of the drink.

Read more

More drinks like Rose Royale

Kir Royale
Crème de cassis, Sparkling white wine,
Moonwalk
Grapefruit, Orange curaçao, Rose water...
Rose Quartz
Gin, Rose syrup, Lemon...
Veronica Rose
Sweet orange apéritif, Rose syrup, Orange bitters...

A Dozen Roses: 12 Rose Cocktails for Valentine’s Day

Ready to up your cocktail game this Valentine’s Day? Look no further: we’ve assembled 12 of the best rose-centric recipes Cocktail Party has to offer.

Get the app, make better drinks

The Cocktail Party app puts this drink – and hundreds more – in your pocket, and tells you what you can make from the ingredients you have at home. It’s the best $3.99 you’ll ever spend on a drink.

App-Devices