Las VegasCocktail recipe
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Highball glass
Ingredients
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Method
How to make a Las Vegas
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- Add Jack Daniel's and Martini Bianco vermouth to a cocktail shaker with ice
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- Shake well and strain into a half pint glass with ice
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- Top up the glass with lemonade and coke
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- Garnish with a slice of lime and serve
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FAQ's
How should the Las Vegas cocktail be properly mixed?
The Las Vegas cocktail should be shaken to ensure that all the ingredients - cola, lemonade, whiskey, and white vermouth - are thoroughly mixed and chilled before serving. This mixing method also helps to slightly dilute the drink with the melting ice, balancing the taste.
What is the best way to serve the Las Vegas to enhance its flavors?
The optimal way to serve the Las Vegas cocktail is in a highball glass filled with ice. This not only keeps the drink cold but also allows the flavors of the whiskey and white vermouth to blend smoothly with the cola and lemonade, creating a refreshing and enjoyable experience.
Can I substitute any ingredients in the Las Vegas cocktail if I don't have them on hand?
Yes, you can make substitutions in the Las Vegas cocktail to suit your taste or availability of ingredients. For instance, if you don't have white vermouth, you might use another type of vermouth like dry vermouth, though this will slightly alter the flavor profile. Similarly, if you prefer a non-cola option, ginger ale could be an interesting substitute, offering a different kind of sweetness and spice.
How does the alcohol content in the Las Vegas compare to other cocktails?
The Las Vegas cocktail has an alcohol content of 14%, which places it in the moderate range of alcohol-by-volume (ABV) percentages for cocktails. It's stronger than light cocktails like a Mimosa (around 10% ABV) but less potent than high-alcohol content drinks such as a Martini (around 20-30% ABV), making it a balanced choice for those seeking a middle ground in terms of strength.
Are there any popular customizations for the Las Vegas cocktail to fit personal preferences?
Certainly, one popular customization for the Las Vegas cocktail is to adjust the ratios of the ingredients for a sweeter or stronger taste. Adding a splash more cola or lemonade can make it sweeter, while increasing the whiskey portion can enhance its strength and warmth. Some might also add a twist of lemon peel or a cherry for a garnish to add a touch of elegance and a slight fruity note to the drink.
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