Sidecars were the first cocktail said to be specifically created, and they were created in the early 1900s at a small Parisian bar called Harry’s New York Bar. As you can deduce from their name, these cocktails are traditionally made with cognac, lemon juice, and Cointreau. However, many variations of this tipple exist, so feel free to experiment with your favorite spirits. I have written my version of the sidecar cocktail recipe for you guys to try it.
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You’re looking at our recipe for the perfect sidecar cocktail. No matter what you call it, we’re sure it will be a hit with your friends and family.
To make the perfect sidecar cocktail, all you need is a shaker, strainer, and some ice. Start by mixing some simple syrup and lemon juice in your shaker with ice cubes. This will help keep everything chilled as you strain the drink into your glass.
Sidecar Cocktail Recipe
How To Make a Sidecar Cocktail?
Cuisine: CocktialDifficulty: Easy1
servings5
minutes190
kcalThis cocktail is traditionally made with cognac, lemon juice, and Cointreau.
Ingredients
½ oz cognac (or brandy)
2 tsp simple sugar syrup
4 oz lemon juice
Orange
Sugar
Directions
- Add cognac, lemon juice, and sugar syrup in a cocktail shaker with ice cubes.
- Shake until it is well chilled and mixed
- Rim the glass with sugar (optional)
- Strain the mix into the prepared glass and garnish with an orange twist.
Notes
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Conclusion
The sidecar is the quintessential tipple of the suave gentleman and yet, after one sip of this cocktail, you’ll see why it has stood the test of time. The combination of smooth cognac, citrusy triple sec, and sweet lemon juice hits every note that a drink should have.
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