Ferrari JackCocktail recipe
Rating
Microbadges
Whisky glass
Ingredients
Can you make this?
Add the ingredients you have at home to your My Bar and we'll show you what cocktails you can make. Start off by adding the ingredients you have for this cocktail using the plus icons.
Method
How to make a Ferrari Jack
-
- Pour ingredients into a rocks glass over ice
-
- Stir and serve
Learn more about some of the mixology terms used in this cocktail
· Stir ·Your private tasting notes
Can you make this?
Add the ingredients you have at home to your My Bar and we'll show you what cocktails you can make. Start off by adding the ingredients you have for this cocktail using the plus icons.
Featured in
FAQ's
What type of whiskey is best suited for a Ferrari Jack cocktail?
The Ferrari Jack cocktail benefits from a smooth, versatile whiskey, such as a bourbon or a rye. Bourbon adds a hint of sweetness and complements the nutty flavor of amaretto, while rye whiskey brings a spicy edge that can balance the sweetness for those preferring a cocktail with a bit of bite.
What is the ideal way to serve a Ferrari Jack?
Ferrari Jack should be served in a whiskey glass over ice. Given its cold, stirred preparation, first combine the amaretto and whiskey in the glass, stir well, and then top with a dash of cola. Adding a large ice cube or several small ones will keep the drink colder longer without diluting it too quickly.
How can I make my Ferrari Jack cocktail more unique?
To add a unique twist to your Ferrari Jack, consider infusing the whiskey with flavors like vanilla, cherry, or even bacon for a smoky touch. Another customization could be to use a craft cola or a cola syrup for a more artisanal experience. Garnishing with a maraschino cherry or an orange twist can also add both flavor and visual appeal.
How does the alcohol content of a Ferrari Jack compare to other popular cocktails?
With an alcohol content of 34.79%, the Ferrari Jack is moderately potent compared to many classic cocktails. For comparison, a classic Manhattan or Martini usually has an alcohol content ranging from 30% to 40%, making Ferrari Jack fall comfortably within the expectations for alcoholic cocktails but still on the stronger side of the spectrum.
What food pairings work well with a Ferrari Jack?
The sweet and nutty flavors of a Ferrari Jack pair well with savory and salty snacks, such as mixed nuts, cheese boards, or smoked meats. For a more substantial pairing, consider dishes that echo its rich and robust flavors like barbecue ribs, grilled steak, or even a hearty burger. These combinations can balance the sweetness of the cocktail and enhance the overall dining experience.
Upgrade your mixology
Become a member for free taking your cocktail making skills up to level 11.
- Save your bar forever
- Access to our Cocktail Creator, allowing you to create your own wonderful concoctions.
- Save cocktails to personalised 'Tried' and 'Want to try' lists
- Create and record tasting notes on cocktails
- Create lists of cocktails to share with friends and family
- A pesonalised MyBar URL, allowing you to share everything you can make with friends
- And much more ... (what to buy next, measurement choices, search personalisation...)
You might also like
Scotch Whisky Highball
The Scotch Whisky Highball stands as a testament to simplicity and elegance in the world of cocktails. Traditionally served in...
Blackberry Bramble
I'm part of the eighth generation at Dickie Bros. Orchard in Nelson County, Virginia. After being encouraged by the manager...
Green Tea
The Green Tea cocktail is a refreshing and zesty concoction that's designed to be served in a shot glass, providing...
Jack's Godfather Highball
The Jack's Godfather Highball is a tantalizing cocktail that offers a unique twist on the classic Godfather cocktail, blending the...
Create a cocktail
Choose a theme and some ingredients, give us some description and we'll create an amazing cocktail for you.
Register as a Premium Make Me A Cocktail community member and get access to an even more powerful creator.
Start creating
Comments
No comments yet…
You need to be a user with a verified email to comment on cocktails. Login / register