The North PoleCocktail recipe
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Lowball glass
Ingredients
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Method
How to make a The North Pole
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- In a cocktail shaker combine the vodka, Kahlúa, chocolate syrup, vanilla essence, sugar syrup and ginger over ice
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- Shake hard until the outside of the cocktail shaker becomes frosted
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- Strain into a chilled lowball glass before topping up with the cream, and serve
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FAQ's
How do you properly shake The North Pole cocktail?
To properly shake The North Pole cocktail, fill a shaker with ice and add the coffee liqueur, vodka, ginger, sugar syrup, vanilla essence, and cream. Shake vigorously for about 15 seconds to ensure the mixture is well chilled and the flavors are thoroughly combined. Strain the mixture into a lowball glass filled with ice, and then top with chocolate syrup for a final touch.
What is the best way to serve The North Pole?
The North Pole is best served in a lowball glass, over ice. To elevate the presentation, you could rim the glass with chocolate syrup or garnish with a sprinkle of cocoa powder or a ginger slice to highlight the cocktail's flavorful ingredients.
What occasions are best for serving The North Pole?
The North Pole, with its warm and creamy flavors enhanced by a hint of ginger, is perfect for winter holiday gatherings or any cold weather occasion. It's a great choice for a festive cocktail party, a cozy night in, or as a dessert drink after a meal.
How does the alcohol content of The North Pole compare to other creamy cocktails?
The North Pole has an alcohol content of 15.15%, which places it in the moderate range for creamy cocktails. It's similar to a White Russian in terms of alcohol content but lower than more potent creamy cocktails like a Brandy Alexander. This makes it an enjoyable choice for those who prefer a balanced cocktail that's neither too strong nor too weak.
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