Owen's Grandmother's Revenge cocktail

Owen's Grandmother's Revenge

Highball Glass
Frozen
Party Drink
Strong
Summer
Blended
Punch

A potent and frosty large-batch cocktail that blends the bite of whiskey with the effervescence of beer and the tart sweetness of frozen lemonade. This slushy concoction is deceptively strong and perfect for sharing at parties.

What it tastes like

The aroma is dominated by sharp citrus and malted grain. The taste is heavily sweet and tart from the concentrate, supported by a significant alcoholic heat from the whiskey. The mouthfeel is thick and icy, finishing with a lingering sugary coating on the palate.

Flavour profile

Sweet
Strength
Bitter
Complexity

Ingredients

  • Whiskey12 oz
  • Beer12 oz
  • Frozen Lemonade Concentrate12 oz
  • Crushed Ice1 ml

Preparation

  1. 1

    Place the whiskey, beer, frozen lemonade concentrate, and crushed ice into a large blender.

  2. 2

    Blend on high speed until the mixture is smooth and slushy.

  3. 3

    Pour the mixture into highball glasses.

  4. 4

    Serve immediately.

Substitutions

  • WhiskeyVodka — Using vodka removes the oak and caramel notes, making the drink taste more like a standard hard lemonade.
  • BeerHard Seltzer — This swap reduces the malty finish and produces a cleaner, more carbonated profile.
  • Frozen Lemonade ConcentrateFrozen Limeade Concentrate — This provides a sharper, more floral acidity compared to the standard lemon version.

Variations

Tequila Revenge

Replace the whiskey with tequila and add a half-ounce of agave syrup for a rustic, frozen agave-based drink.

The Stout Revenge

Use a coffee stout instead of a pale beer to introduce roasted, chocolatey notes to the frozen mixture.

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