Drink Masters: 5 Best Drinks Approved by Pros That Will Amaze You

Netflix’s latest competitive show Drink Masters is here to show you that it’s not just your food and desserts that are facing tough competition out there! With incredibly talented mixologists coming together to compete with their best drinks, this is a cocktail battle that you should not miss.

Created by Matthew Horngburg and Tim Warren, the judges for this competition include some of the best-known names in the industry- Julie Reiner and Frankie Solarik and host Tone Bell, who are all set to judge the 12 contestants. The contest follows the 12 competitors as they get eliminated one by one to give us the ultimate Drink Masters.

Now while the title of the winner may have been taken by the contestant LP, there have been some drinks that were just unforgettable that came from other contestants. So without further ado, here are some of the best drinks from the show that brought a whole new level of creativity to the challenge.

Drink Masters: 5 Best Drinks From the Show

Kate’s This Passionate Life of Mine

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To start off this list is the cocktail that brought nostalgia for home right on the bar, and this was done by none other than one of the finalists- Kate. In episode 8, which brought a very interesting challenge for the contestants, Kate presented a cocktail with a reposado of tequila, a madeira, a sopaipilla, and a honey ice cream which was loved by the judges and couldn’t save them from the family feels that they experienced with this drink.

Suzu’s Kyoto Koffe

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The next on this list is Suzu’s Kyoto Koffe he prepared in an elimination round that not only brought his forth his strong heritage but also wowed the judges with what he can do. With vodka and pink gin, hazelnut liquer, vanilla coffee and sesame oil- this cocktail was a strong competitor in the elimination challenge and saved Suzu this very episode.

Tao’s Absolut Opera

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One of the most fascinating challenges on the show had to be the dessert challenge which proved to be quite a task for the competitors. And the winner of this challenge was none other than Tao with his Absolut Opera in which he brings a mix of vodka with sponge cake, butter, coffee, and cocoa nib, along with milk acid with almonds. With the idea of making it taste like coffee and chocolate, he used the distillation method to make sure it doesn’t look like it has any of them both.

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Tao’s Not All Those Who Wander Are Lost

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Next on this list is another one of these creative mixologist’s drinks that really won the hearts of the judges. Bring another clear liquid with a hidden world inside it, Tao brought in a blend of agricole rum with a tapenade distillate and jerk-infused clarified citrus that was inspired by his love for both drinks and travelling. This masterpiece not only wowed the judges with its visuals but also the taste that they would love to go for a second time.

LP’s A Spoonful of Sugar

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Finally on this list is the winner that defeated some pretty strong challengers on the show for the crown. LP brought out her best in the final challenge and her tea-infused array of drinks really did bring the shine right on her. However, it was her final cocktail A Spoonful of Sugar that really took the spotlight. With date-infused cognac, milk punch and earl grey dry ice Sugar, this cocktail really wowed the judges with its story and the magic it brought along.

Tell us your favourite cocktail in the comments below!

Watch Drink Masters on Netflix.

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Riya Singh
Riya Singh
Riya Singh has a Bachelors in English and a Masters in Psychology. She's a K-drama enthusiast and has a writing experience of more than 2 years.

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