Brandy Buck
Preparation
Preparation time: 3 minutes
Drink Classification
Serving
Backstory
Brandy Buck
- Paris Buck
- Brandy & Ginger Highball
Characteristics overview
Flavor intensity & Experience
Ingredients
- Brandy60 ml / 2 ozA good quality VS or VSOP Cognac works wonderfully, but any decent brandy will do.
- Lime Juice15 ml / 0.5 ozFreshly squeezed is essential for the best flavor.
- Ginger Ale or Ginger Beer120 ml / 4 oz, or to topUse ginger ale for a milder, sweeter drink, or ginger beer for a spicier, more robust flavor.
Ice type
- Cubed
Mixing equipments
- Jigger for measuring
- Bar spoon for stirring
Instructions
Garnishing
- Lime wedge or wheel, placed on the rim or in the drink.
Dietary Information
Nutrition information
Occasions
- Summer Parties
- Casual Gatherings
- Happy Hour
- Afternoon Drink
Pairing suggestions
- Light appetizers
- Salty snacks like nuts or pretzels
- Grilled chicken or fish
- Mild cheeses like Brie or Havarti
The Brandy Buck: A Simple, Spicy, and Satisfying Classic
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