GAZPACHO BLOODY MARY

GAZPACHO BLOODY MARY - Brindisa Spanish Foods

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Did you know you can use our Gazpacho to make this iconic cocktail?

This is the perfect way to kick off your dinner party!

READY IN

5 mins

COOKING TIME

0 min

PREP TIME

5 mins

SERVES

Serve 6

ingredients

30ml Tomato Juice

60ml Gazpacho Brindisa

IN STOCK

45ml Vodka

3 drops Worcestershire sauce

3 drops Tabasco sauce

Pitch of salt

Pinch of black pepper

Few drops fresh lemon juice

Gordal Olives

IN STOCK

Guindillas

IN STOCK

Method:

In a cocktail mixer full of ice, combine the vodka, Tomato juice, Gazpacho, Worcestershire sauce, hot pepper sauce, salt and pepper, mix with the long spoon.
Garnish with an olive and guindilla.

ingredients

30ml Tomato Juice

60ml Gazpacho Brindisa

IN STOCK

45ml Vodka

3 drops Worcestershire sauce

3 drops Tabasco sauce

Pitch of salt

Pinch of black pepper

Few drops fresh lemon juice

Gordal Olives

IN STOCK

Guindillas

IN STOCK

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