Friday, May 23, 2025

The Paula Brown Pub dishes up ice cream cocktails

Wish that shake was a little stronger? Ever find yourself thinking your juice needs gin? On an all-liquid diet? Do you cherish the meal-replacement abilities of a bloody mary but prefer actual eggs for breakfast?

While not every trend makes sense, one #trending delicacy really makes the collective mouth of TCP water: boozy ice cream. Just when we thought the cherished nighttime treat couldn’t get any better, our friends at The Paula Brown Pub tempted us with a stunning combination of local ingredients, elevating the boozy shake into new territory.  The creative pubmasters will use Rachel’s Handmade Ice Cream to create a world of ice cream mojitos, frozen mules, and soda-shop confirmed and bar-approved beverages.

Satisfy your cravings at The Paula Brown Pub on Saturday, July 25 during an adult (and family)-friendly ice cream social

Red Russian

1 oz Tito’s Vodka

1/2 oz Bluegrass Sundown Coffee liquor
(this is our favorite, but could be replaced with any coffee liquor)

1 Scoop of Rachel’s Red Eye Ice Cream

3 oz iced coffee

Shake and Pour over ice in a rocks glass

 

Strawberry Mint Mojito

Muddle 4-6 Mint Leaves

1 Lime Slice w/o peel in tall glass

1 Scoop of Rachel’s Strawberry Mint Ice Cream

2 oz. Diplomatico Light Rum

Pour over ice and muddled mint and lime. Garnish with lime slice.

 

 

Rosemary Gin & Tonic
(an elegant twist on a classic drink)

Pour 2 oz. gin over

1 Scoop of Rachel’s Sweet Rosie Ice Cream

Top with tonic

 

 

 

 

 

Blueberry Punch

1 1/2 oz Altos Tequilla

1/2 oz Contreau

1/2 oz lime juice

1 Scoop of Rachel’s Blueberry Ice Cream

Shake and pour over ice in a tall glass.
Top with club soda

 

 

 

Cool Kentucky Mule

1 Scoop Rachel’s Ginger Ice Cream

2 oz. Bulleit Bourbon

Pour in a copper cup over ice.
Top with ginger beer and squeeze 1/2 lime in drink.
Garnish w/ mint sprig

 

 

 

 

Root Beer Float

2 scoops of Rachel’s Very Vanilla Ice Cream

Topped with Coney Island Root Beer from Boston Brewing Co.

Served in a pint glass

Wish that shake was a little stronger? Ever find yourself thinking your juice needs gin? On an all-liquid diet? Do you cherish the meal-replacement abilities of a bloody mary but prefer actual eggs for breakfast?

While not every trend makes sense, one #trending delicacy really makes the collective mouth of TCP water: boozy ice cream. Just when we thought the cherished nighttime treat couldn’t get any better, our friends at The Paula Brown Pub tempted us with a stunning combination of local ingredients, elevating the boozy shake into new territory.  The creative pubmasters will use Rachel’s Handmade Ice Cream to create a world of ice cream mojitos, frozen mules, and soda-shop confirmed and bar-approved beverages.

Satisfy your cravings at The Paula Brown Pub on Saturday, July 25 during an adult (and family)-friendly ice cream social

Red Russian

1 oz Tito’s Vodka

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1/2 oz Bluegrass Sundown Coffee liquor
(this is our favorite, but could be replaced with any coffee liquor)

1 Scoop of Rachel’s Red Eye Ice Cream

3 oz iced coffee

Shake and Pour over ice in a rocks glass

 

Strawberry Mint Mojito

Muddle 4-6 Mint Leaves

1 Lime Slice w/o peel in tall glass

1 Scoop of Rachel’s Strawberry Mint Ice Cream

2 oz. Diplomatico Light Rum

Pour over ice and muddled mint and lime. Garnish with lime slice.

 

 

Rosemary Gin & Tonic
(an elegant twist on a classic drink)

Pour 2 oz. gin over

1 Scoop of Rachel’s Sweet Rosie Ice Cream

Top with tonic

 

 

 

 

 

Blueberry Punch

1 1/2 oz Altos Tequilla

1/2 oz Contreau

1/2 oz lime juice

1 Scoop of Rachel’s Blueberry Ice Cream

Shake and pour over ice in a tall glass.
Top with club soda

 

 

 

Cool Kentucky Mule

1 Scoop Rachel’s Ginger Ice Cream

2 oz. Bulleit Bourbon

Pour in a copper cup over ice.
Top with ginger beer and squeeze 1/2 lime in drink.
Garnish w/ mint sprig

 

 

 

 

Root Beer Float

2 scoops of Rachel’s Very Vanilla Ice Cream

Topped with Coney Island Root Beer from Boston Brewing Co.

Served in a pint glass

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