Singapore Sling
Preparation
Preparation time: 5 minutes
Drink Classification
Serving
Backstory
Singapore Sling
Characteristics overview
Flavor intensity & Experience
Ingredients
- Gin30 ml / 1 oz
- Cherry Liqueur15 ml / 0.5 oz
- Cointreau7.5 ml / 0.25 oz
- Bénédictine D.O.M.7.5 ml / 0.25 oz
- Pineapple Juice120 ml / 4 oz
- Fresh Lime Juice15 ml / 0.5 oz
- Grenadine10 ml / 0.33 oz
- Angostura Bitters1 dash
Ice type
- Cubed
Mixing equipments
- Cocktail shaker for chilling and mixing
- Jigger for accurate measurement
- Strainer for pouring without ice
Instructions
Garnishing
- Pineapple wedge to place on the rim of the glass
- Maraschino cherry to drop in the drink or skewer with the pineapple
Dietary Information
Nutrition information
Occasions
- Summer Party
- Happy Hour
- Tropical Vacation
Pairing suggestions
- Light Asian appetizers
- Chicken or pork satay skewers
- Spicy nuts or shrimp crackers
The Singapore Sling: A Taste of Tropical History
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