Clockers Cosmo Crush

Recipe by Timo Wessels | Updated on 29. May 2023

A beautiful and tangy version of the famous Cosmopolitan cocktail.

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Ingredients

  • 40ml Gin (gin)
  • 10ml Orange Liqueur (orange liqueur)
  • 10ml Simple Syrup (sugar syrup)
  • 5ml Raspberry Spirit (raspberry spirit)
  • 20ml Lime Juice Fresh (lime juice)
  • 40ml Cranberry Juice Canned (cranberry juice)
Glassware:
Coupette
Technique:
shake / doublestrain
Garnish:

1x orange zest

Mixing Instructions

  1. Add all ingredients into the shaker.
  2. Shake until chilled and fine-strain into a serving glass, with no ice inside.
  3. Add your garnish.

Detailed Recipe Instructions

  1. Prepare your garnish.
  2. Prepare your bottle setup.
  3. Chill the serving glass with either crushed ice or ice cubes. Or place it in a fridge or freezer.
  4. Add all ingredients into the shaker.
  5. Add around 6 to 7 ice cubes into the shaker.
  6. Shake for about 30 seconds.
  7. Take the chilled glass out of the fridge/freezer. If you used ice to chill the serving glass, remove everything from the glass.
  8. Double-Strain the mixed liquid into the chilled serving glass with no ice inside.
  9. Add your garnish.
  10. Clean up your working station.

how to garnish

  • 1x orange zest, Squeeze the zest a little, to release the oils of the zest over the drink. Drop the garnish into the drink.

Mixing Tips

Glassware

  • A chilled glass keeps your drink longer and more enjoyable. Your used ice will melt slower, and the taste will stay longer.

Garnish

  • Be careful and confident if you want to zest a citrus fruit with a zest peeler!
Categories:
Fresh, Aperitivo, Classic
Ice:
ice cubes for shaking
crushed ice to chill the glassware
Bar Equipment:
Jigger, Channel Knife, Tin Tin Shaker, Fine Mesh Strainer, Hawthorne Strainer

Jigger
Channel Knife
Tin Tin Shaker
Fine Mesh Strainer
Hawthorne Strainer

Flavour and Texture

Aroma:

cranberry
orange
raspberry

Flavour:

cranberry
lime
orange

Texture:

astrigent tannins
elegant
juicy

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110 ml = 1 unit