Aloha! Turn up the heat, put on your Hawaiian shirt, and let’s enjoy a tropical treat! Imagine yourself in Honolulu with our Blue Hawaiian cocktail. A deliciously fruity vodka cocktail that is quite easy to make. Because the two colors mix in the glass, you get a beautiful color gradient that is guaranteed to impress. […]

A true classic from the 30s. A deliciously fresh, fruity, but not too sweet cocktail. Every Sex And The City lover should have tried a ‘Cosmo’. With the elegant shape of the Martini glass and the soft pink color of the cocktail, you have upper class New York at home. “I don’t believe in the […]

It is actually an Italian intermezzo, as it is made with real Italian lemon sorbet. Of course, serving it as a dessert or welcome drink is also allowed, as it is a fairly sweet and fresh drink. By the way, in Italy you write it as sgroppino. The Amsterdam Republic Scroppino exudes class with its […]

Our Dutch Stroopwafel is a liqueur to die for. This authentic stroopwafel flavor combines well with various delicacies. A stroopwafel with coffee is, of course, a classic. That’s why we at Amsterdam Republic thought, let’s mix it up and make an original Amsterdam cocktail. Ideal for treating yourself.

Martini is the most famous vermouth producer. Everyone knows what Martini is, but few people know what vermouth is. Hats off to Martini!It’s fine to use another brand of vermouth, just be sure to use Amsterdam Republic Premium Vodka. This Martini cocktail originally comes from the United States and was made with gin. Our version […]

The Vodka Gimlet cocktail dates back to the 18th century to prevent sailors from getting scurvy. And because real men don’t need vitamins, they added vodka to the drink to make it ‘better on the tongue’ – oh man, how I love those good old days. Unlike the other cocktails you can find on our […]

The holiday has officially started. And with the lovely warm weather, it’s also time for a sunny cocktail. In this blog, you can read how to make a vodka grapefruit cocktail and what you need to give the glass a nice garnish.

This cocktail originated in Dubai where American oil field workers secretly brought vodka to the platforms where they mixed it with orange juice, doing so with a screwdriver, hence the name.