Brancamenta Highball
Preparation
Preparation time: 2 minutes
Drink Classification
Serving
Backstory
Brancamenta Highball
- Menta-Cola
- Brancamenta and Coke
Characteristics overview
Flavor intensity & Experience
Ingredients
- Brancamenta60 ml / 2 ozA mint-flavored Italian bitter liqueur. Essential for this recipe.
- Cola120-150 ml / 4-5 oz, or to topUse a quality brand like Coca-Cola or an artisanal cola for best results. Should be well-chilled.
Ice type
- Cubed
Mixing equipments
- Bar spoon for gentle stirring
Instructions
Garnishing
- Lime wedge, squeezed and dropped in
- Mint sprig, as an optional aromatic garnish
Dietary Information
Nutrition information
Occasions
- Summer afternoon
- Casual get-together
- Aperitivo hour
- After-dinner drink
Pairing suggestions
- Salty snacks like potato chips or pretzels
- Rich, dark chocolate
- Grilled sausages
- Spicy cured meats
The Brancamenta Highball: Effortless Italian Refreshment
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