Screwdriver Punch
The classic brunch cocktail scaled for parties, combining quality vodka with fresh orange juice for a simple and universally appealing batch drink.
- 16 ozvodka
- 32 ozorange juice
- orange wheels, maraschino cherriesgarnish
- 1Chill vodka and orange juice before mixing
- 2Combine vodka and fresh orange juice in a punch bowl
- 3Stir gently to combine
- 4Add ice just before serving
- 5Garnish with orange wheels and cherries
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The Screwdriver originated during World War II when American workers in the Persian Gulf allegedly stirred vodka into their orange juice using screwdrivers. Smirnoff's 1950s-60s advertising campaigns cemented its popularity. The punch version became essential for brunches and morning celebrations.
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