Champagne Julep
| Ingredient | |
|---|---|
| Champagne[Sparkling wine] | 120 ml |
| Sugar cube(* or 1 tsp sugar syrup.) | 1 piece |
| Mint leaf | to taste(12 leaves) |
| Arrangement additional ingredient | Amount |
|---|---|
| Soda(* Or mineral water) | small amount(10 ml) |
| Lime juice | 1 tsp. |
| Garnish | Amount |
|---|---|
| Mint leaf | 1 stem |
| Method | Build |
| Glass | Collins glass |
| Ice | Crushed ice |
| Alcohol | Weak(Less than 8%) |
| Color | Transparency |
| Flavor | Sweet |
| Type | Long drink,Julep |
| Liking | ★★★★☆ |
Step 1Put the sugar cube and mint leaves in a glass. Mash the mint leaves gently with a pestle until fragrant. Be careful not to mash the mint too much, as they will become too bitter and difficult to drink. Since mint stems tend to be edgy, remove the stems and add only the leaves for a more elegant flavor.
Step 2Fill a glass with crushed ice, pour champagne into a glass.
Step 3Insert two straws and garnish with mint. Garnish the mint leaves on top by tapping them once lightly with the palm of your hand to make the aroma rise.
A cocktail that swaps the bourbon in the 'Mint Julep' for champagne. It has a refreshing minty taste, slightly sweet and clean. More refreshing and drinkable than the 'Mint Julep', which uses bourbon whisky.
Dec 16, 2023
