Barrel Aged Williams Sour

Refreshing, Sour

  • StrengthStrong
  • GlassRocks Glass
  • Serves1
  • AllergensEggs and Derived Products, Sulphur Dioxide and SulfitesNot every ingredient is specified yet, so this may be incomplete.
  • AdditivesPreservativesNot every ingredient is specified yet, so this may be incomplete.
  • Recipe sourceI created this drink
Barrel Aged Williams Sour

What you'll need

Ingredients and production

  • 40 mlBarrel Aged Pear Brandy
  • 20 mlGrahams's Blend N*5 White Port
  • 30 mlLemon Juice (Fresh)
  • 20 mlSimple Syrup 1:1 (Homemade)
  • 30 mlEgg White (Pasteurized)

Method

Step by step

  1. Add all ingredients to a shaker with ice and shake until the shaker is cold.
  2. Strain into a rocks glass over ice.
  3. Garnish with lemon twist.

Serving and equipment

Before you pour

  • EquipmentCocktail Shaker, Jigger, Strainer
  • TechniqueShake, Strain, Zest
  • Ice for mixingIce Cubes
  • Ice in the glassIce Cubes
  • GarnishLemon Twist
  • Serving occasionAfter-Dinner Delights, Summer BBQ, Winter Wonderland
  • Variation ofWhisky Sour

Beverage attributes

About the drink

  • Main Flavour ProfileCedarwood, Lemon, Pear

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