Even Ladies Get The Red, White and BluesCocktail recipe
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Highball glass
Ingredients
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Method
How to make a Even Ladies Get The Red, White and Blues
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- In the bottom of a cocktail shaker, muddle the blueberries with a lime wedge and the sugar
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- Add the gin and shake well with ice
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- Strain into a highball glass with ice and add the soda water to finish
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- Drop a couple of blueberries in the drink as a garnish, and serve
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FAQ's
What garnishes work well with Even Ladies Get The Red, White and Blues?
For garnishing 'Even Ladies Get The Red, White and Blues', consider using a lime wedge or wheel, additional blueberries, or a sprig of mint. These garnishes not only complement the visual appeal with contrasting colors but also enhance its refreshing taste.
Can I use a different type of berry in the cocktail if I don't have blueberries?
Yes, while blueberries provide a unique flavor and color, you can substitute them with other berries such as raspberries or blackberries. Each berry will impart a different flavor profile and color to the cocktail, so feel free to experiment and find your favorite combination.
What is the best way to serve Even Ladies Get The Red, White and Blues for a summer party?
For a summer party, serve 'Even Ladies Get The Red, White and Blues' chilled in a highball glass with plenty of ice. Consider creating a larger batch beforehand, keeping it in a pitcher, and then pouring individual servings as required. This method ensures the cocktail remains cold and refreshing, perfect for hot weather.
How does the alcohol content in Even Ladies Get The Red, White and Blues compare to a standard gin and tonic?
With an alcohol content of 14.52%, 'Even Ladies Get The Red, White and Blues' is slightly less potent than a standard gin and tonic, which typically ranges around 18-20% alcohol content depending on the gin-to-tonic ratio used. This makes it a lighter, more sessionable option for social occasions.
What is the best method to integrate the blueberries into the cocktail?
The best method to integrate blueberries into the cocktail is by muddling them with the sugar and lime juice at the bottom of the shaker before adding gin. This releases the berries' juice and combines it with the other ingredients, ensuring a balanced flavor distribution throughout the drink. After shaking with ice, strain the mixture into your serving glass and top with soda water.
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