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Recipe: Evan Stroeve's The Tulip Cocktail

Step up your game this happy hour with a delicious drink from World Class Australian Bartender of the Year, Even Stroeve

Evan Stroeve making The Tulip cocktail

Even Stroeve is a giant of the Sydney cocktail scene. Not only did he take out the title of World Class Australian Bartender of the Year for 2021, but he is also one of the geniuses behind Re, one of our favourite new bars in all of Sydney. 

Stroeve's The Tulip was created in response to a brief that challenged mixologists to create a Ketel One Vodka drink using mindfully-sourced ingredients that impacted people or a cause in the community. 

Community-mindedness and locally sourced ingredients have always been at the centre of  Stroeve's mission with his bar Re, setting a global standard for sustainable drinking and through his bartender initiative 'Martini Syndicate'. With the Martini Syndicate, Stroeve and other Sydney bartenders seek to offset the carbon footprint of the bartending industry by contributing $1 from every Ketel One cocktail sold to the Aboriginal Carbon Foundation. 

Learn how to make this fresh and delicately balanced drink and we guarantee you'll be the envy of every cocktail party for years to come!

Evan Stroeve's The Tulip Cocktail Recipe: Ingredients

The Tulip: Ingredients

  • 45mLs Ketel One Vodka
  • 30mLs Apple butter cordial
  • 5 dashes of pepper berry vinegar
  • 5 dashes of salt solution
Evan Stroeve's The Tulip

Evan Stroeve's The Tulip Cocktail Recipe: Method

Method:

  1. Add all ingredients to mixing glass.
  2. Stir all ingredients in the mixing glass.
  3. Fine strain the mixture into a chilled a chilled tulip glass.
  4. Garnish with fresh lemon myrtle oil


Makes: 1.42 Standard drinks

Pairing your cocktail with a homemade feast? Check out our easy date night recipes for a romantic night in. Or, if you're keen to keep drinking, check out our round-up of winter cocktail recipes.

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