The cocktails in the kit
Tommy’s Margarita
Three ingredients. Zero nonsense.
This one is clean, crisp, and exactly what you want when you’re in the mood for something fresh without all the extras.
Recipe:
60 ml Wolf & Woman Distillery Blanco Agave
20 ml fresh lime juice
12.5 ml agave syrup
Garnish with a fresh lime wedge
How to make it:
Add the agave spirit, lime juice, and agave syrup to a shaker with ice. Shake hard for 15 seconds, then strain into a rocks glass filled with fresh ice. Garnish with a lime wedge or wheel and you’re good to go.
This is the one for people who like their cocktails simple, sharp, and dangerously easy to go back for.
Classic Margarita
Salt, shake and sip.
This is the proper Margarita moment. Bright lime, orange lift from the Triple Sec, a bit of sweetness, and that salty rim that makes the first sip hit just right.
Recipe:
40 ml Wolf & Woman Distillery Blanco Agave
20 ml Elix-Elite Triple Sec
20 ml fresh lime juice
7.5 ml agave syrup
Salt rim and lime wheel to garnish
How to make it:
Run a lime wedge around the rim of your glass and dip it in salt. Shake the agave spirit, Triple Sec, lime juice, and agave syrup with ice for 15 seconds. Fine strain into a rocks glass over fresh ice, then garnish with a lime wheel or wedge.
It’s classic for a reason. Tart, cold, citrusy, and very hard not to love.
Lagerita
Beach Fuel.
This one is where the fun kicks in. It starts like a Margarita, then gets topped with Little Bang Lager for a lighter, longer, super-refreshing finish. It’s bright, fizzy, and built for sunshine, snacks, and saying “I’ll just have one” when you absolutely won’t.
Recipe:
40 ml Wolf & Woman Distillery Blanco Agave
20 ml Elix-Elite Triple Sec
20 ml fresh lime juice
7.5 ml agave syrup
60–90 ml Little Bang Lager to top
Optional sugar and salt rim
Lime wedge to garnish
How to make it:
If you want, rim the glass with a sugar-and-salt mix using about a 70/30 sugar-to-salt ratio. Shake the agave spirit, Triple Sec, lime juice, and agave syrup with ice for 15 seconds. Pour into a highball glass with fresh ice, top gently with Little Bang Lager, give it a light stir, and garnish with lime.
It’s a little cheeky, a little unexpected, and honestly one of those drinks that makes a lot of sense after the first sip.
Why this kit is such a vibe
March’s kit is fun because it doesn’t try too hard.
You’ve got one beautiful agave spirit, one purpose-built Triple Sec, fresh citrus-driven serves, and three recipes that are easy enough to pull off at home without needing to pretend your kitchen is a full cocktail bar.
It’s also a great little intro to the featured bottles.
Wolf & Woman’s Blanco Agave brings fresh agave, earthy character, bright citrus lift, and a clean finish, while the Elix-Elite Triple Sec adds sweet, zesty orange and a touch of spice to round everything out.
Together, they were basically made for this month.
A couple of fun facts for the drinks nerds
Only five regions in Mexico are allowed to produce tequila under its denomination of origin, with Jalisco being the most famous.
And Triple Sec was first created in France in 1834 by Jean-Baptiste Combier, who made the original Combier Triple Sec.
So yes, the drinks are easy — but there’s still a bit of story in the glass.
March is sorted
If you’ve been wanting cocktails at home that feel fun, fresh, and not overly complicated, this is your month.
The Largarita Kit is citrusy, punchy, playful, and made for good nights in, long lunches, or showing off just a little when friends come around.
Three cocktails. Big Margarita mood. One very fun March kit.
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