151 SwizzleCocktail recipe
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Pint glass
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Method
How to make a 151 Swizzle
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- Place everything except nutmeg into a blender with crushed ice and blend for five seconds
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- Pour into a chilled metal cup, adding more crushed ice to fill
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- Top with a dusting of ground nutmeg
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- Garnish with a cinnamon stick and serve
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Can I substitute the overproof rum in a 151 Swizzle?
Yes, you can substitute the overproof rum in a 151 Swizzle with a regular dark rum if you prefer a less potent cocktail. Keep in mind that this will slightly alter the original flavor and reduce the alcohol content of the cocktail.
What are some garnishing tips for a 151 Swizzle?
A traditional garnish for a 151 Swizzle includes a sprig of mint and a dusting of grated nutmeg on top. For a more visually appealing presentation, you can also add a lime wheel or a slice of lime on the rim of the glass.
How do I properly mix a 151 Swizzle without shaking or stirring?
To properly mix a 151 Swizzle, use the swizzle stick method. Fill your glass with crushed ice, then add all ingredients. Insert a swizzle stick or a bar spoon and twirl it rapidly between your palms to mix the ingredients and chill the drink homogeneously.
How does the alcohol content of a 151 Swizzle compare to other cocktails?
With an alcohol content of 24.21%, the 151 Swizzle is considerably stronger than many classic cocktails due to the use of overproof rum. For example, it's higher in alcohol content than a Mojito or a Margarita but could be on a par or slightly less potent compared to other overproof rum cocktails.
What is the best way to serve a 151 Swizzle?
The best way to serve a 151 Swizzle is in a pint glass filled with crushed ice to ensure the cocktail remains cold. The mixture of the cocktail’s ingredients with the crushed ice, when swizzled properly, provides a refreshing and balanced drinking experience.
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