Galliano Hotshot
Preparation
Preparation time: 3 minutes
Drink Classification
Serving
Backstory
Galliano Hotshot
Characteristics overview
Flavor intensity & Experience
Ingredients
- Galliano L'Autentico20 ml / 0.67 ozGalliano Vanilla can be used for a sweeter, more vanilla-forward version.
- Hot Coffee20 ml / 0.67 ozFreshly brewed espresso or very strong brewed coffee works best.
- Heavy Cream20 ml / 0.67 ozMust be lightly thickened (shaken or whisked) to float properly. Should be pourable, not stiff.
Ice type
- None
Mixing equipments
- Tall shot glass for serving
- Bar spoon for layering
- Small shaker or whisk for thickening the cream
Instructions
Garnishing
- None
Dietary Information
Nutrition information
Occasions
- Après-ski
- After-dinner drink
- Party starter
- Winter warmer
Pairing suggestions
- Dessert
- On its own as a digestif
- Chocolate-based desserts
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