Winston Churchill once saidΒ β€œI have taken more from brandy than brandy has taken from me”.

And when it comes to mixing classic cocktails, St Agnes brandy has a lot to give. A few classic cocktails tell you everything you need to know about the possibilities of brandy. Alexander . Between the Sheets. Collins. Corpse Reviver. French 68. Julep . Metropolitan. Sazerac. Sidecar. Sour. Straight. Mixing a classic brandy cocktail is a ceremony too.Β The art of the cocktail is about having, as the French would say, your β€˜mise en place’. Elegance in the making leads to elegance in the tasting.

St Agnes French 68

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This is a true case of β€˜Making cocktails, not war’ the ’68 was a favourite of the French military during World War I.
St Agnes MaidensPrayer

The Maidens Prayer

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The Sidecar’s more provocative cousin, this prohibition favourite adds the extra wink- wink nudge-nudge of light rum.
St Agnes Sangria

St Agnes Sangria

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Try this fantastic Sangria recipe at your next party or gathering. Fantastic on a hot Summers day with family and friends.

St Agnes Sazerac

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Proof that β€˜new” doesn’t always equal better. Commonly seen as a whiskey drink the original Sazerac was made using brandy.
St Agnes The Angove

St Agnes The Angove

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This special cocktail was created by Seb Costello from Bad Frankie in Melbourne. A perfect winter drink to enjoy with friends.
St Agnes Crusta

St Agnes Crusta

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Originally emerging in the 1850s in the French Quarter, New Orleans, this was one of the first cocktails to use citrus, creating the first sours.
St Agnes Lychee Passionfruit

Lychee & Passion Fruit Ritz

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A tasty tropical blend of lemon, lychee and guava juice shaken with brandy and ice. Just as good as an exotic holiday!
St Agnes Sidecar

The Sidecar

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Possibly the finest cocktail to come out of Prohibition. The luminous, golden-straw color, the perfectly controlled sweetness.

Apricot Sidecar

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Add a touch of freshness and summer to this traditional brandy cocktail to really get the party started as the sun goes down.