I love Covals Lime Margarita, unfortunately they don't ship directly where I live and other sources are expensive as hell so this is basically the last juice I am spending money on since I DIY everything else.
I'd really love to mix some Margarita myself but so far I got nowhere. Tried a few lime/lemon combinations but nothing comes even close to Covals.
Does anyone have a good recipe?
EDIT: Thanks for the great response! Ill update this if I whip up something that comes close to what I am looking for!
Try playing with either:
FW Margarita
TFA Citrus Punch
Thanks, I know about FW but it's kinda hard to get or not at all available here in germany/eu.
So I was hoping somebody has a good way to mix it up from the ground.
TFA Citrus punch does not, to me, taste anything like a margarita. You can use FW Margarita as a decent base if you don't want to make a recipe from scratch. I would highly recommend Flavor Art Key Lime Cold Press for the main lime flavor, adding TFA Mandarin and TFA Quince if you like a more balanced citrus note
1-1/2 oz. silver tequila 1 oz. Cointreau 1/2 oz. fresh lime juice splash simple syrup salt rim TOOLS: shaker citrus squeezer salted rocks glass strainer You're welcome
This is mine that my wife begs for.
- 1 tequila
- 1 lime
- 1/2 cointrea
- 1/2 brandy
- 2.5 master of mixes margarita mix
shake, salt rim, drink
Edit: lol I love you guys!
I'be been playing around going after same juice... Just got some FA cold pressed lime and orange. I'm sure there is saline in the coval recipe.
I finally tried one of the mixes I made with the Amoretti Margarita and holy fuckballs was it strong! I still need to try again at maybe 0.50% or even 0.25% but it definitely smelled and tasted like tequila/margarita
No saline
surprising. have no idea how you get that subtle salty note then o.O though its about azeroth time again [coval is the only commercial brand i still buy] :D fall is almost upon us! wish you offered 1mg. going to suck having to buy 3mg+0mg but i guess lasts twice as long.
The salty note was not easy to make, that's for sure. Glad you're enjoying them and thank you for the support!
Our new line, Rezul, has 1.5mg as an option. Going below 3mg is difficult to do accurately - we may add 1.5mg in the future for Coval if there was a strong enough demand. Sorry for the inconvenience
Thats was I was thinking as well. Only problem is I never played with Saline before and I think this is what makes the recipe. Did you experiment with Saline before?
I haven't gotten the courage to try yet...
so here is what i ended up with [maxVG, 97.75% what???!!]
FA Lime Tahiti Cold Pressed 1.25%
FA Orange 0.5%
LA Bourbon 0.5% [only "alcohol" i had to play with]
came out pretty decent. going to order some FA Brandy to sub, but decent starting point... good enough i will kill this 10mL of it tonight i bet. missing that salty note though.
FA lime tahiti(~1.5%), some FA passionfruit(~2%), 2% Ethyl Maltol (10% solution), and a drop or two of FA strawberry. Not sure if TFA is available in germany, but if it is, replace FA strawbery with TFA strawberry and get cotton candy(not circus) as a 10% EM solution. You can try adding a few drops INW Kaktus to make it wetter tasting.
Thanks, I'll try this when I get home. Funny thing is everything BUT Flavor West is available in a huge number of shops so I have a pretty good FA and TFA stock at home.
cold pressed or distilled? i just got cold pressed in and havent had a chance to try it. have distilled and it tastes like something but i cant put my finger on it... very strong though.
Good luck! Also, where do you live? We may have a reseller near you if all else fails
oh, BTW... if you have a chance to obtain Coval Lime Margarita, pick up some Blast with it, the two together are FANTASTIC! i might go buy some tomorrow now thinking about it.
I never tried blast! And I can obtain it any time, I just don't want to since its way to expensive. The US prices would be alright but not what they charge in Europe.
But maybe I just give it a go to get the two together. Thanks for the recommendation!
If they let you drip test in B&M worth trying out. Coval is not as expensive as most lines in US, I guess you have import taxes.