❤️ Dragon’s Blood

Category: Alchemical Elixirs

Description

A deep crimson elixir with layers of dark berries, pomegranate and citrus, Dragon’s Blood is one of the Alchemist’s Workshop’s most prized creations. Smooth, vibrant and dramatically coloured, it looks every bit as legendary as its name suggests while remaining wonderfully easy to make.


Why You’ll Love This

  • Stunning deep ruby colour
  • Sweet, tart and beautifully balanced
  • Perfect for parties and themed evenings
  • Easy to make with readily available ingredients
  • Can be made alcoholic or alcohol-free

Prep Time

5 Minutes

Cook Time

None

Serves

1


Ingredients

Alcoholic Version

  • 50ml dark rum
  • 25ml pomegranate juice
  • 25ml cranberry juice
  • 15ml fresh lime juice
  • 10ml grenadine
  • 2 dashes Angostura bitters
  • Ice cubes

Alcohol-Free Version

  • 75ml pomegranate juice
  • 50ml cranberry juice
  • 15ml fresh lime juice
  • 15ml grenadine
  • Splash of sparkling water
  • Ice cubes

Method

  1. Fill a cocktail shaker with ice.
  2. Add all ingredients.
  3. Shake vigorously for 15 seconds.
  4. Strain into a chilled goblet or rocks glass filled with fresh ice.
  5. Garnish before serving.

Garnish

  • Fresh blackberries
  • Pomegranate seeds
  • A flamed orange peel
  • Fresh rosemary sprig

Adventurer’s Notes

Legends tell of an ancient crimson elixir served only after great victories. Rich pomegranate and dark berries give Dragon’s Blood its unmistakable ruby glow, while bright citrus keeps every sip beautifully balanced. Despite its dramatic appearance, it’s remarkably simple to create, making it worthy of any feast or celebration.


Alchemist’s Tip

Lightly flame an orange peel over the finished drink before dropping it into the glass. The citrus oils create an incredible aroma that lifts the entire drink and gives it a truly premium finish.


Optional Magic

For special occasions, add a pinch of edible ruby lustre dust before shaking. The drink develops a shimmering effect that catches the light like flowing dragon’s blood without affecting the flavour.

More from the Workshop

Continue through the shelves with two related brews, or pair this drink with a feast from the Recipe Vault.

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