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This Lilac Pisco Cocktail is refreshing and perfect for spring. Made with lemon juice, elderflower, simple syrup and Pisco it’s spring in a glass!
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Pin ItA few weeks ago Zan and I attended an event for Tastemade, a new app that allows you to make really cool videos for restaurant reviews, etc. At the event, we had a delicious cocktail made with Pisco, which is a Peruvian white brandy made from grapes.
The national drink in Peru is a Pisco Sour, so this Lilac Pisco cocktail is a little twist on that. It’s made with lemon juice, simple syrup, a few mint leaves, St-Germain Liqueur and of course a few fresh lilacs, which have a sour lemony taste to them. It’s easy to make and is so refreshing.
How to Make a Lilac Pisco Cocktail
Ingredients
- Lemon juice
- Pisco
- St-Germain Liqueur
- Simple syrup
- Mint leaves
- Lilac flowers
Directions
- Combine the lemon chunks with the rinds, simple syrup, mint and lilac flowers in a cocktail shaker and muddle. Then add in the Pisco, lemon juice, St-Germain and ice.
- Shake for about 20 seconds. Then strain into a coupe glass and garnish with a few more lilacs.
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Lilac Pisco Cocktail
Ingredients
- 2 ounces lemon juice
- 1/2 of a lemon in chunks with the rinds on them
- 2 ounces pisco
- 1 ounce St-Germain Liqueur
- 1.5 ounces simple syrup, more or less depending on how sweet you like it
- 4 mint leaves
- 1 tablespoon lilac flowers, washed
Instructions
- Combine the lemon chunks with the rinds, simple syrup, mint and lilac flowers in a cocktail shaker and muddle. Then add in the Pisco, lemon juice, St-Germain and ice.
- Shake for about 20 seconds. Then strain into a coupe glass and garnish with a few more lilacs. Enjoy!
Nutrition
Nutrition information is automatically calculated, so should only be used as an approximation.
Hi Eden,
St. Germain is added twice to the recipe. Is it 2 ounces we would need or 1 ounce? Thanks so much!