Emerada

Ingredient	Amount
White curacao(※ Cointreau, BOLS TRIPLE SEC), etc.	30 ml
Dry Gin	20 ml
Banana liqueur(Green)(※ Hermes Banana), etc.	20 ml
Lime juice	20 ml
Coconut liqueur(※ Malibu), etc.	1 tsp.
Sugar syrup	1 tsp.

Method	Shake Pour ice and ingredients into a shaker and shake.
Glass	Collins glass
Ice	with Ice
Alcohol	About 18 %
Color	Green
Flavor	Sweet and sour
Type	Long drink
Liking	★★★★☆

Photo: Emerada ©okyawa

Moderately sweet and tart, with a sweet and sour taste. Created by Makoto Miyauchi.

Nov 6, 2022

About Emerada Ingredients

White Curacao: A type of curacao made by adding orange zest and sugar to spirits or brandy. It is not aged in oak barrels and is clear and colorless. It has a clean and refreshing orange flavor.

Gin: The gin is a distilled spirit made by adding juniper berries and other aromatic herbs called botanicals and is one of the four major spirits in the world. The flavor is herbal, floral, refreshing, sharp, and unique.

Green banana liqueur: A liqueur with a fresh aroma, inspired by green bananas before they are riped.

Lime juice: Fresh Lime Juice is 100% juice squeezed from fresh limes.Cordial lime juice is lime juice with added sugar.

Cocoanut liqueur: A liqueur made by soaking coconuts in spirits and extracting the aroma. It is clear and colorless and has a distinctive sweet aroma.

Sugar syrup: A syrup made by dissolving sugar in water and boiling it. Often used in cold cocktails where sugar is difficult to dissolve.

About the supplies for making Emerada

Collins glass: This glass is characterized by its cylindrical shape, long and narrow, and the small diameter of the mouthpiece, which retains carbonation.

Shaker: Shaking with ice allows for rapid cooling. Effective for stirring materials that are difficult to mix or have a difference in specific gravity. Mellow out high alcohol content materials by mixing them with air.

Major cup: Measuring cups for measuring cocktail ingredients. Cups are paired at the top and bottom, and 30 ml and 45 ml are common.

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