Tropical Popsicle

Tropical Popsicle


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Japanese whisky is an ingredient that feels a little extra luxurious we think. Using it also makes us think about our trip to Tokyo in 2019, which somehow feels very distant right now.⁠

Here the nice whisky is combined in a slightly unusual way with passion fruit syrup and Aperol. It actually comes together real nicely and we savored each sip of this one.⁠

Recipe by Tony Roehr

Ingredients:

1,5 oz Japanese whisky⁠
0,5 oz Aperol⁠
1 oz passion fruit syrup⁠
0,5 oz lime juice⁠
soda water to top up with⁠

Mixing:

Shake all ingredients but the club soda with ice and strain into a tall glass. Top up with club soda.

Glassware:

highball


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