NOUVEAU
les cocktails proposé par le Domaine d'Espérance
Dans vos cocktails la prochaine fois,
remplacez les alcools bruns par de l’Armagnac,
et les alcools blancs par de la Blanche Armagnac... de belles découvertes !
L'abus d'alcool est dangereux pour la santé, consommer avec modération.
Recettes de Cocktails à base d'armagnac
Classiques revisités
par armagnac.fr
Spécial Gascon
par armagnac.fr
The DARTAGNAN COCKTAIL
par bespokeunit.com
The d’Artagnan is aptly amed after the fourth Musketeer, a native of Gascony, which is also the birthplace of Armagnac. It’s a great Champagne cocktail and lesser-known compared to many other varieties. Unlike the recipes above, it has to be made with Armagnac to be considered a proper d’Artagnan!
You’ll need the following ingredients:
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15 ml (½ Oz) Armagnac
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15 ml (½ Oz) Grand Marnier
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60 ml (2 Oz) Orange Juice
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7 ml (¼ Oz) Simple Syrup
Shake the Armagnac, Grand Marnier, orange juice, and syrup with ice and strain into a chilled coupe glass. Top up with Brut Champagne to taste. Given the use of simple syrup, avoid using sweet Champagne or sparkling wine like Prosecco.
SAREZAC COCKTAIL
par bespokeunit.com
To celebrate New Orleans’ 300th anniversary, Revolution in the Royal Sonesta hotel incorporated an Armagnac into its Sazerac. Indeed, cognac may have been the brandy of choice when the cocktail was invented. However, Armagnac quickly took its place during the phylloxera epidemic.
concept withe the following ingredients.
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50 ml (1¾ Oz) Armagnac
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15 ml (½ Oz) Absinthe
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2 Dashes Angostura Bitters
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1 Lemon Peel
Drop the absinthe into an empty tumbler glass and swirl it until it leaves a coating inside before filling it with ice and setting it aside. While it cools, add the Armagnac and bitters to a second tumbler and stir the ingredients with ice.
Toss out the contents of the first tumbler and strain the ingredients from the second one into it. You can add a twisted lemon peel for garnish
The RITZ SIDECAR Vintage Cocktail
The Ritz Sidecar is a cocktail known as one of the most expensive[1] drinks in the world and is a variant of the more common Sidecar. The drink was invented by Colin Peter Field[2] and is served at the Bar Hemingway at the Hôtel Ritz Paris.
Admittedly, the Sidecar was introduced in the 1920s at the Paris Ritz. Therefore, it was unlikely that Armagnac was ever used instead of cognac. Nevertheless, it pairs nicely with the lemon juice and triple sec.
It consists of just the following ingredients:
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40 ml (1¼ Oz) Armagnac
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30 ml (1 Oz) Triple Sec / Cointreau
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15 ml (½ Oz) Lemon Juice
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1 Lemon Peel
Just shake the ingredients with ice, strain them into a well-chilled coupe glass, and add a lemon twist for garnish.
Recettes de Cocktails à base de Blanche d'armagnac
AURORA COCKTAIL
By Cobrafire / Shannon Tebay
INGREDIENTS:
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3,7 cl Umeshu Japanese liqueur
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2,2 cl Blanche d'Armagnac du Domaine d'Espérance
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2,2 cl Lemon juice
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1,5 cl Sugar cane syrup
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1,5 cl tsp Green Chartreuse
Method: Shake
Glass: Coupe
Garnish: None
VIPERINE COCKTAIL
By Cobrafire / Mathew Belanger
INGREDIENTS:
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4.5 cl Blanche d'Armagnac du Domaine d'Espérance
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1.5 cl Yellow Chartreuse
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1.5 cl Marie Framboise
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1 tea spoon Massenez Framboise Eau de Vie
Method: Stir
Glass: V-Martini
Garnish: Raspberry
Cobrafire est la marque distribuée aux USA
de la Blanche d'Armagnac du Domaine d'Espérance
https://www.cobrafire.pm/cocktails
French Margarita
4,5 cl Armagnac Blanche
2,4 cl Cointreau
2,4 cl lime juice
0,7 cl honey syrup
Pour ingredients into shaker filled with ice, shake vigorously, and strain into a chilled cocktail glass.
Rub a sliced lime around the rim of the glass, and dip it in salt, so that the salt will adhere to the edge of the glass.
