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How to make a The '75
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- In a cocktail shaker, add ice, absinthe, grenadine, Calvados, and gin
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- Shake vigorously and strain into a chilled coupe glass, then serve
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What is the appropriate glassware for serving The '75 cocktail?
The '75 cocktail should be served in a cocktail glass, which complements its sophisticated and classic profile.
Can I substitute another type of spirit for Calvados in The '75 cocktail?
Yes, if Calvados is not available, you could consider substituting it with a good quality apple brandy or even an apple-flavored whiskey for a similar flavor profile.
How does the alcohol content in The '75 cocktail compare to a standard drink?
The '75 cocktail has an alcohol content of 37.89%, which is significantly higher than a standard drink, usually calculated at about 40% ABV for spirits but only about 1.5 ounces served as a standard measure. Therefore, The '75 is a strong cocktail, and consumption should be moderated.
Is it better to shake or stir The '75 cocktail, and why?
The '75 cocktail should be shaken as indicated in its details, which helps to thoroughly mix the ingredients, especially the grenadine, and create a pleasing texture and proper dilution.
What food pairings would complement The '75 cocktail?
Considering the unique flavors of The '75, with absinthe, gin, grenadine, and Calvados, light appetizers like smoked salmon canapés or apple and cheese platters would complement its fruit and botanical notes nicely.
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