EldercoolerCocktail recipe
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Refreshing and gentle. Suitable for managing the summer heat with a less-common taste profile.
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Eldercooler's blend of elderflower syrup and white vermouth creates a refreshingly floral cocktail with a delicate complexity, elevated by its sparkling soda water finish. A sophisticated choice for a balmy evening.
Method
How to make a Eldercooler
- White vermouth 45ml, Soda water 120ml, Elderflower syrup 30ml
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- Fill the glass with a generous amount of ice
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- Pour in the cordial and the vermouth and then top up with the soda
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- Stir before serving
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Can I substitute elderflower syrup with something else in the Eldercooler?
Yes, if you don't have elderflower syrup, you can substitute it with elderflower liqueur for a slightly stronger alcoholic content or a floral syrup like lavender or rose syrup for a non-alcoholic version. Adjust the sweetness to taste.
What are some garnishing suggestions for the Eldercooler?
For an elegant touch, garnish your Eldercooler with a fresh sprig of mint or a lemon twist. Edible flowers can also add a beautiful visual appeal and complement the floral notes of the elderflower.
Is there a non-alcoholic version of the Eldercooler?
Absolutely! For a non-alcoholic Eldercooler, simply replace the white vermouth with a non-alcoholic white wine substitute or more soda water, and ensure you're using non-alcoholic elderflower syrup. Adjust the quantities to match the original cocktail's flavor profile.
What is the best way to serve the Eldercooler?
The Eldercooler is best served cold in a highball glass. Fill the glass with ice, add the ingredients according to the recipe, and gently stir to combine. Garnish as desired and serve with a straw.
How does the Eldercooler's alcohol content compare to other cocktails?
With an alcohol content of 3.69%, the Eldercooler is relatively low in alcohol compared to many classic cocktails. It's similar to light cocktails like spritzes or shandies, making it a great choice for those preferring a milder drink.
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