Queen Elizabeth Second(Q.E.2)

Ingredient
Dry Gin	45 ml
Campari	2 tsp.
Grenadine syrup	2 tsp.
Orange juice	15 ml
Soda	Full up (50ml)

Method	Shake & Build Shake ingredients other than the carbonated or full up ingredient, pour into a glass, add ice, then fill with the carbonated or full up ingredient and gently stir.
Glass	Collins glass
Ice	with Ice
Alcohol	Normal(9% to 24%)
Color	Red
Flavor	Refreshing
Type	Long drink
Liking	★★★★☆

The recipe is said to have been invented by the captain of the cruise ship Queen Elizabeth II. This cocktail combines the flavor of gin with the aroma and bitterness of Campari, the fruitiness of orange juice and the refreshment of soda, making it a palatable and easy-to-drink cocktail.

Jan 28, 2023

About Queen Elizabeth Second Ingredients

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.

Campari: An Italian liqueur made with dozens of herbs and spices, including orange peel, coriander, and cinnamon. It is characterized by its bright red color and bitter taste.

Grenadine syrup: Syrup made from pomegranate juice and sugar. It has a bright red color and its sweet and sour taste accents cocktails.

Orange juice: Orange juice is a classic cocktail ingredient. It is also used in many non-alcoholic cocktails.

Soda: It has a refreshing taste and is used in a variety of cocktails. There are a wide variety of types, including those with different carbonation strength and water hardness.

About the supplies for making Queen Elizabeth Second

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.

Bar spoon: A spoon used to stir ingredients in a glass. It has a long handle and a spiral shape in the center of the handle to facilitate stirring.

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

Queen Elizabeth Second(Q.E.2)

About Queen Elizabeth Second Ingredients

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