Great Teacher OlegarioCocktail recipe
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Highball glass
Ingredients
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Method
How to make a Great Teacher Olegario
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- Add all ingredients to a cocktail shaker with ice
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- Shake well for 10-15 seconds
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- Strain into a highball glass over ice and serve
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FAQ's
Why is the Great Teacher Olegario shaken and not stirred?
Shaking the Great Teacher Olegario cocktail, which contains vodka, red wine, and orange syrup, mixes the ingredients thoroughly, introduces air, and creates a well-chilled, slightly aerated texture. This technique is especially effective for ingredients of differing densities, ensuring a cohesive and refreshing drink.
Can I substitute anything for the orange syrup in the Great Teacher Olegario?
Yes, if orange syrup is not available, you can substitute it with another citrus syrup like lemon or grapefruit syrup for a similar fruity note. Alternatively, for a less processed option, mix freshly squeezed orange juice with a bit of sugar or honey to taste to mimic the sweetness and flavor of the syrup.
What garnish complements the Great Teacher Olegario?
A slice of orange or a twist of orange peel makes an excellent garnish for the Great Teacher Olegario, enhancing its citrus notes and adding a visually appealing touch to the presentation in the highball glass.
How does the alcohol content of the Great Teacher Olegario compare to a standard cocktail?
The Great Teacher Olegario has an alcohol content of 20.92%, which is slightly higher than many standard cocktails that typically range between 15% to 20% alcohol by volume. It makes it a moderately strong drink.
Can I make a non-alcoholic version of the Great Teacher Olegario?
Yes, for a non-alcoholic variation, you can substitute the vodka with a non-alcoholic spirit or soda water to maintain the fizz, and use non-alcoholic red wine or a mix of grape juice and a touch of vinegar to mimic the wine's complexity. Keep the orange syrup for flavor continuity.
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