Flaming beverage

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Serving multiple flaming cocktails can be an impressive skill to learn.
Serving multiple flaming cocktails can be an impressive skill to learn.

Flaming beverages include cocktails and other mixed drinks that contain a small amount of flammable high-proof alcohol, which is ignited prior to consumption. The flames are decorative and do not change the flavor of the drinks noticeably. Flaming cocktails are more spectacular in dimly lit surroundings where the flames are more visible. Drinkers should be aware that the drinkware may remain quite hot for a while after the flames are extinguished, which could result in burns.

Cocktails set alight.
Cocktails set alight.
See also: Category:Flaming beverages


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