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The Academy refreshes with the crispness of apple juice juxtaposing the ripe citrus of orange and botanical gin. With an inviting ensemble of natural sweetness and juniper undertones, it's an astutely crafted symphony suited for relaxed savors.
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How to make a The Academy
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- Stir gin and orange juice in a lowball glass
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- Add ice and top up with apple juice before serving
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What is the best way to serve The Academy cocktail to enhance its flavors?
The Academy cocktail is best served cold in a Lowball glass. To enhance its flavors, ensure the glass is chilled before serving. Adding a large ice cube rather than smaller ones can also prevent dilution, keeping the flavors robust.
What garnishes work well with The Academy to elevate its presentation?
A simple orange slice or a twist works well as a garnish for The Academy. It complements the orange juice flavor in the cocktail. Alternatively, an apple slice can echo the apple juice component and add a fresh touch to the presentation.
Can I substitute another type of juice for the orange juice in The Academy?
Yes, you can substitute the orange juice with another citrus juice like grapefruit or lemon juice for a tangier taste. Keep in mind that this will alter the original flavor profile of the cocktail, but it can offer a refreshing variation.
How does the alcohol content in The Academy compare to other popular cocktails?
The Academy has a relatively low alcohol content of 3.43%. This is lower than many classic cocktails such as Margaritas or Martinis, which typically have an alcohol content ranging from 10% to 20%. The Academy can be considered a lighter option, suitable for occasions when you prefer a milder cocktail.
Is there a non-alcoholic version of The Academy, and how can it be made?
Yes, you can easily make a non-alcoholic version of The Academy by substituting the gin with a non-alcoholic spirit or simply leaving it out. Mix the orange and apple juices in the recommended volumes and top up with some sparkling water for a refreshing alternative.
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