The Phelps SplashCocktail recipe
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Inspired by the refreshing and energetic feel of competitive swimming, The Phelps Splash combines the tropical zest of blue curaçao and the clean kick of vodka, topped with fizzy soda water for a truly invigorating experience. This vibrant blue cocktail is perfect for any sports enthusiast looking to celebrate or unwind.
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The Phelps Splash dives into tropical flavor, with blue curaçao bringing vibrant zest, while vodka delivers a clean kick, all buoyed by the sparkling uplift of soda water. It's a refreshing, rejuvenating blend that flows as smoothly as a winning backstroke.
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How to make a The Phelps Splash
- Vodka 40 ml, Blue Curaçao 30 ml, Soda water 100 ml
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- Fill a highball glass with ice cubes
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- Pour the vodka and blue curaçao over the ice
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- Top up with soda water
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- Gently stir to mix
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- Garnish with a slice of lime or a maraschino cherry
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Find out more- Chill the highball glass in the freezer for about 10-15 minutes before preparing the cocktail. This will keep the drink colder for a longer period and enhance the refreshing experience.
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What is the best way to serve The Phelps Splash?
The Phelps Splash is best served in a highball glass over ice. Make sure the drink is well stirred to blend the blue curaçao, vodka, and soda water evenly. A fun garnishing option could be an orange twist or a slice of lime to add a bit of zest and visual appeal.
What occasions are ideal for serving The Phelps Splash?
The Phelps Splash is perfect for pool parties, summer barbecues, and sports-watching events. Its refreshing and invigorating qualities make it a great choice for warm weather and active gatherings, aligning well with its inspiration from competitive swimming.
What garnishes work well with The Phelps Splash?
A twist of orange peel, a slice of lime, or even a few fresh mint leaves can enhance The Phelps Splash both visually and flavor-wise. A sugar rim on the highball glass can also add a pleasant contrast to the drink's slight bitterness.
Can I substitute the Blue Curaçao or Vodka in The Phelps Splash?
Yes, you can make substitutions if needed. For Blue Curaçao, try using triple sec with a drop of blue food coloring if you want to maintain the vibrant color. For Vodka, white rum can be a good alternative, albeit with a slight change in the flavor profile.
Is The Phelps Splash suitable for someone on a gluten-free diet?
Yes, The Phelps Splash can be gluten-free provided you use a vodka that is certified gluten-free. Most pure vodkas are distilled from potatoes, corn, or grapes and are gluten-free, but be sure to check the label to ensure there are no gluten-containing additives.
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