We could do that.…Cocktail recipe
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The cocktail has various options: Limoncello replaced by Limoncino, “We could do that…”(or NOT), Grand Marnier replaced by Cointreau, “We could do that…” (or NOT), refrigerated juices not fresh,“We could do that…” (or NOT), Champagne replaced by Cava (definitely NOT!)
To be totally authentic, the first sip should be taken in celebration of a day’s major achievement, say cutting the lawns.
Be warned! Following consumption of a “We could do that…” you could find you are working in a land distant from home, without realising fully how it happened and yet inexplicably believing it was all your own idea. Simple, clean and efficient!
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Cocktail Colin says:
A lively citrus fusion, "We could do that…" delivers a sparkling punch with its blend of orange and lemon liqueurs, topped with champagne. The symphony of lemon, lime, and the sweet orange liqueur complemented by the effervescence of champagne offers a refreshing and celebratory sip, mirroring Ms. Esperanza Uves' spirited zest for life.
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Cocktail Colin says:
A lively citrus fusion, "We could do that…" delivers a sparkling punch with its blend of orange and lemon liqueurs, topped with champagne. The symphony of lemon, lime, and the sweet orange liqueur complemented by the effervescence of champagne offers a refreshing and celebratory sip, mirroring Ms. Esperanza Uves' spirited zest for life.
Method
How to make a We could do that.…
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- Shake the Limoncello, Grand Marnier, gomme syrup, fresh squeezed lemon and lime juices in a shaker with ice
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- Strain into a chilled champagne flute
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- Top up with chilled champagne
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- Garnish with a double helix of lemon and lime zest spirals and serve
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FAQ's
Can I substitute the orange liqueur in 'We could do that.…' with something non-alcoholic?
Yes, for a non-alcoholic version of orange liqueur, you can use an orange flavored syrup or concentrated orange juice. Adjust the sweetness accordingly, as these substitutes may be sweeter or less intense in flavor compared to the alcoholic counterpart.
What garnish works well with 'We could do that.…' cocktail?
A twist of orange or lemon peel works wonderfully as a garnish for 'We could do that.…' The citrusy aroma complements the orange and lemon liqueurs, and the visual appeal enhances the overall drinking experience.
Is there a specific type of champagne glass recommended for 'We could do that.…'?
While the cocktail specifies a champagne glass, opting for a flute can enhance the experience by preserving the carbonation and aroma of the champagne or prosecco topping. However, a coupé glass could also be a stylish alternative, offering a more vintage appeal.
How does the alcohol content in 'We could do that.…' compare to a standard glass of champagne?
The alcohol content of 'We could do that.…' is listed at 7%, which is slightly lower than a standard glass of champagne or prosecco, which usually ranges around 12% alcohol by volume. This makes it a lighter, more sessionable option for those looking to enjoy a cocktail with a lower alcohol content.
Why is it important to shake and not stir the 'We could do that.…' cocktail?
Shaking the cocktail ingredients, except for the champagne or prosecco, ensures that the citrus juices, liqueurs, and gomme syrup are thoroughly mixed and chilled. This method also introduces a slight dilution and aeration, which results in a smoother and more refreshing drink. The champagne or prosecco is then topped up to preserve its effervescence, offering a lively texture to the drink.
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