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Created in 1986 by Charles Schumann, the Jean Gabin is now considered a classic in the cocktail world.
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The Jean Gabin marries the deep warmth of dark rum with the fruity sharpness of Calvados, introducing a hint of sophistication to your palate. The addition of maple syrup sweetens the mix gently, while the warm milk rounds it all off, creating a comforting embrace perfect for a chilly evening.
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How to make a Jean Gabin
- Dark rum 45ml, Calvados 22.5ml, Milk 150ml, Maple Syrup 1 teaspoon
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- First heat up the milk in a pan until warm and frothy
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- Pour in the hot milk into an Irish coffee glass and add the rum and calvados
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- Stir in the maple syrup until it has dissolved
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- Sprinkle some nutmeg on top as a garnish and serve
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What is the origin of the Jean Gabin cocktail?
The Jean Gabin cocktail is named after the famous French actor Jean Gabin, known for his roles in early 20th-century French cinema. The cocktail combines French spirits and ingredients, reflecting Gabin's French heritage and the country's rich culinary tradition.
Can I use a different type of rum in the Jean Gabin cocktail?
Yes, you can use a different type of rum in the Jean Gabin cocktail although it traditionally calls for dark rum. The choice of rum can slightly alter the taste profile, so feel free to experiment with what suits your preference best, whether it be light, spiced, or aged rum.
How do I properly serve the Jean Gabin cocktail?
The Jean Gabin cocktail should be served hot in an Irish glass, as specified. To properly serve it, first heat the glass with some hot water, discard the water, and then combine the cocktail ingredients. This method ensures the drink stays warm for a longer duration, enhancing the overall experience.
Is the Jean Gabin cocktail suitable for lactose intolerant individuals?
Since the Jean Gabin cocktail contains milk, it might not be suitable for individuals who are lactose intolerant. However, you can substitute the milk with lactose-free options like almond milk, soy milk, or oat milk to accommodate dietary restrictions.
What food pairings work well with the Jean Gabin cocktail?
The Jean Gabin cocktail, with its warm, rich flavors from dark rum, maple syrup, and Calvados, pairs well with dessert items such as pastries, fruit pies, or creamy desserts. It can also complement savory dishes like charcuterie boards, aged cheeses, or roasted nuts, making it versatile for different occasions.
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