Sangre y Fuego

Name: Sangre y Fuego
Ingredients: 3/4 oz Grand Marnier; 4 1/2 oz Mongibello Blood Orange Juice; 1 oz Lime Juice; 3/4 oz Agave Syrup; 4 ea Raspberries (Muddled); 2 ea Jalapeño Coins (Muddled); 3 dash(es) Fee Brothers Aztec Chocolate Bitters; 2 dash(es) L’Apothicaire Mystérieux Molé Oaxaceño Bitters

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By Bradley Johnson

Submitted on: March 20, 2021

Refreshing

Signatures

This is the result of years of adding, tweaking and embellishing what is essentially a margarita. It ridiculously has 10 ingredients in it. It's laughable, yes. However, this recipe shows how to take all of those flavors and showcase them all together in a way that allows you to taste each one and experience them as one. It's juicy, tangy, spicy, smoky, it's hot, it's cold and it is satisfying.

Ingredients

3/4 oz
Grand Marnier

4 1/2 oz
Mongibello Blood Orange Juice

1 oz
Lime Juice

3/4 oz
Agave Syrup

4 ea
Raspberries (Muddled)

2 ea
Jalapeño Coins (Muddled)

3 dash(es)
Fee Brothers Aztec Chocolate Bitters

2 dash(es)
L’Apothicaire Mystérieux Molé Oaxaceño Bitters

Instructions

Garnish

Jalapeño and blood orange

Build

Shake & Strain

Glass

Estimated strength

About 3% ABV (estimate)

By Bradley Johnson

Mixologist

Brad Johnson, aka Sluggo, aka Mysterioso, is a home mixologist specializing in interesting and sometimes whimsical twists on classic cocktail platforms. While Brad has worked as a professional bartender in years past, he is currently establishing his brand, Société Mysterieux, an underground cocktail society for like-minded enthusiasts of cocktail culture. We create our own recipes based on classic platforms using our own bitters, syrups, tonics and shrubs under the brand L’Apothicaire Mysterieu...

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Add all ingredients to a cocktail shaker, then add ice. Cover and shake. Strain into a chilled glass. Serve on the rocks. Garnish with jalapeño and blood orange, if desired.

Editor's Note

Blood orange and raspberry meet mole bitters in this high-volume, spicy-sweet riff on a Margarita. A bold, juice-forward cooler that balances heat with deep, earthy complexity.

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Crafted Pour

31 October 2026

This is such a creative and bold take on a Margarita! The combination of mole bitters with raspberry and blood orange sounds like a fantastic flavor journey. Thanks for sharing your process!