Cosmopolitan Cocktail Recipe & Tutorial
December 14, 2022 2022-12-15 4:21Cosmopolitan Cocktail Recipe & Tutorial
Cosmopolitan Cocktail Recipe & Tutorial
How about a delightful red cocktail for your Christmas Guests ? You should definitely make them a
" Cosmopolitan "
When did this cocktail become popular ?
Like most popular cocktails, there are several claims to those who invented the Cosmopolitan.
While the public is leaning towards it being a more so modern cocktail, there was a version of it called Cosmopolitan Daisy that appeared in the early 1900s in Pioneers of Mixing at Elite Bars.
Several other bartenders have claimed this cocktail as their own later on as it finally reached its peak popularity around 1990.
Lets try this cocktail out together
Ingredients
30 ml ( 1 oz ) Vodka
15 ml ( 0.5 oz ) Triple Sec
15 ml ( 0.5 oz ) Cranberry Juice
Half Lemon Squeeze
Orange Peel Twist Garnish
How to do it
- Pour Vodka into the Easy Peasy Cobbler using the Classic Liquid Pourer until the first black engraved line
- Add the Triple Sec using the Lion King Pourer until the second black line
- Squeeze Half a Lemon inside, using the Lemon Destroyer
- Fill up the last part of the measurements with Cranberry Juice
- Add ice cubes & Shake Hard !
- Strain the cocktail into the Circletini Glass
- Garnish with an Orange Peel Twist
Salud !
Should I Pre-Chill the Glass ?
Usually when you are serving a straight up cocktail into a Martini/Coupe Glass such as this one, you would always want to pre-chill the glass because the cocktail’s temperature is vitally important to its taste.
You can simply store the glass in your freezer or fill it with ice and let it sit for a few minutes, then remove the ice & pour the cocktail into it.
In our case we rarely pre chill the glasses when doing our videos, but that is just due to our preferences for the consistency in the glass’s looks rather then the taste.
Do you normally pre-chill your coupe/martini glasses ?
Let us know in the comments !
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