
olive podcast: HANNAH GUINNESS on 10 things you need to know about summer drinking
Listen to Hannah Guinness, olive's drink writer, share her tips on what to drink during the summer months
This week Janine Ratcliffe catches up with olive’s drinks writer Hannah Guinness to share tips and inspiration for what to drink now sunny days are here again.
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Listen to Hannah Guinness share her summer drink tips and tricks:
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Try our summer cocktails here:
Piña colada
Best drunk in the sun on holiday, piña coladas really are the bee's knees. Transport yourself to the tropics by recreating our perfect recipe at home.
Sex on the beach
This cocktail sings of summer – simply mix vodka with peach schnapps, orange juice and cranberry juice.
Mai tai
If you’re feeling fruity, make this tropical cocktail made with two types of rum, orange curacao, almond syrup and lime juice. Perfect with a pineapple wedge.
Paloma cocktail
The perfect refresher for the summer months, check out this light and breezy tequila cocktail featuring agave syrup and grapefruit.
Banana daiquiri
Transport yourself to a sunny beach with this fruity daiquiri cocktail, bursting with tropical and summery flavours including banana and white rum.
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