Chambord Vodka SourCocktail recipe
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Cocktail Colin says:
The Chambord Vodka Sour mixes raspberry liqueur and vodka for a delightfully tangy and fruity experience, balanced by the fizziness of soda water. This cocktail is both visually striking and deliciously refreshing, ideal for those who love a sweet yet sharp drink.
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How to make a Chambord Vodka Sour
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- Add the vodka and Chambord to a cocktail shaker with ice and strain into a highball glass
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- Top up with soda and garnish with a lemon wedge and raspberries before serving
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Can I substitute the raspberry liqueur in a Chambord Vodka Sour?
Yes, you can substitute the raspberry liqueur with a different berry liqueur, such as blackberry or strawberry liqueur, to maintain the fruity profile. A homemade raspberry syrup can also work if you prefer a non-alcoholic substitute.
What are some recommended garnishes for a Chambord Vodka Sour?
A lemon slice or twist works beautifully with the acidity of the sour, while fresh raspberries or a sprig of mint can enhance the drink's visual appeal and complement its raspberry notes.
What type of occasion is the Chambord Vodka Sour most suited for?
The Chambord Vodka Sour, with its elegant appearance and balance of sweet and sour, is perfect for summer parties, celebratory occasions, or as a sophisticated cocktail choice at a dinner party.
Is there a non-alcoholic version of the Chambord Vodka Sour?
Yes, for a non-alcoholic variation, replace the vodka with soda water or a non-alcoholic spirit, and use a raspberry syrup instead of raspberry liqueur. Adjust the sweet and sour balance with lemon juice and simple syrup as needed.
What's the best way to achieve a well-balanced Chambord Vodka Sour?
The key is in the ratio and shaking technique. Use fresh lemon juice for the sour component, and shake the ingredients vigorously with ice before straining into the glass. This ensures a smooth, chilled drink with a perfect blend of sour and sweet flavors.
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Comments
maybe vanilla vodka
Yeah that could definitely work. I think the sweetness the vanilla would add would balance this really well
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