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I have an event for Japanese businessmen and need to make a cocktail that's suitable.

Cocktail Colin says:

I have found a cocktail that would be suitable for an event for Japanese business men based on its high rating and the fact that it contains ingredients like Triple Sec and Lemon Juice.

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You asked: Cocktail for Japanese businessmen event. We found 10 cocktails answering the question.

A sweet and tart delight in every sip.

Japanese Slipper

Triple Sec, Melon liqueur, Lemon Juice

Elegance stirred to perfection

Japanese

Cognac, Orgeat Syrup

Blossom into flavor with every sip!

Cherry Blossom

Cherry Brandy, Triple Sec, Lemon Juice, Sugar

Sweet, fruity, and delightfully refreshing.

Midorimomo

Peach Schnapps, Tequila Blanco, Melon liqueur, Lemonade

Citrus harmony with a bitter edge

Jasmine

Gin, Campari, Cointreau, Lemon Juice

Kyoto

Gin, Melon liqueur, Red vermouth, Lemon Juice

Japonaise

Advocaat, Cherry liqueur, Soda water, Grenadine

Hanami

Cherry Brandy, Sake

Tokyo Ice Tea

Vodka, White rum, Melon liqueur, Orange liqueur, Soda water, Lemon, Lime, Sugar

Sake Bomb

Sake, Lager

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What are some ingredients commonly used in Japanese-inspired cocktails?

Japanese-inspired cocktails often use ingredients like sake, plum wine, yuzu, green tea, and Asian fruits such as lychee and cherry.

How can I make a cocktail presentation more appealing for Japanese businessmen?

Use elegant glassware, incorporate Japanese elements like bamboo stirrers or cherry blossoms, and ensure the presentation is minimalist and refined.

Are there non-alcoholic options for Japanese-inspired cocktails?

Yes, you can create non-alcoholic versions using ingredients like yuzu juice, green tea, and tonic water to maintain the Japanese theme.

What is the cultural significance of sake in Japanese cocktails?

Sake, a traditional Japanese rice wine, is often used in cocktails to incorporate authentic Japanese flavors and pay homage to Japanese culture.

How should I serve cocktails at a formal Japanese business event?

Serve cocktails in an understated yet elegant manner, possibly with light appetizers. Be mindful of Japanese etiquette, such as never pouring your own drink.