Soyer au champagne
Cocktail recipe

Rating

4.28 / 5

This sweet cocktail was first shown on BBC's Something For The Weekend by expert mixologist Wayne Collins. This sweet cocktail was first shown on BBC's Something For The Weekend by expert mixologist Wayne Collins.

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Rating

4.28 / 5

Base ingredient

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Cognac

Alcohol content

7.5% | 1.35 units of alcohol ^*

Cocktail glass

Ingredients

Cognac

Vanilla Ice Cream

Champagne / prosecco

Orange liqueur

Maraschino cherry liqueur

Serves:

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Cocktail Colin says:

4/5

The Soyer au Champagne is a flirtatious dance of sophisticated flavors where the warm, oaky undertones of cognac beautifully complement the creamy sweetness of vanilla ice cream, creating a luxurious foundation. The effervescence of the champagne elevates the zesty notes of orange liqueur and the subtle almond-like touch of maraschino cherry liqueur, adding a delightful fizz that perfectly cuts through the richness.

Method
How to make a Soyer au champagne

Serves 1 · Takes 3 minutes

: Add the three liqueurs with a handful of ice to a cocktail shaker with ice
: Give it a good shake until well combined
: In a chilled cocktail glass add a scoop of vanilla ice cream before straining the liqueurs over the ice cream
: Top up the glass with champagne
: Add straws and serve while frothy

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FAQ's

What is the best glass to serve Soyer au champagne in?

Soyer au champagne is best served in a cocktail glass as specified in the recipe. A cocktail glass typically has a wide bowl sitting on a slender stem, which makes it perfect for showcasing the visual appeal of the drink and helps to maintain its chill without hand warmth affecting the temperature.

How can I garnish Soyer au champagne to enhance its presentation?

To enhance its presentation, Soyer au champagne can be garnished with a maraschino cherry. For an extra touch of elegance, consider adding a twist of orange peel or a small scoop of vanilla ice cream on top if it’s not already included in the cocktail.

Can I swap Champagne for another sparkling wine in Soyer au champagne?

Yes, while traditional Soyer au champagne calls for Champagne, it's perfectly acceptable to use another sparkling wine such as Prosecco or Cava. The key is to use a high-quality sparkling wine to ensure the drink retains its intended flavor and effervescence.

What occasions are most suitable for serving Soyer au champagne?

Soyer au champagne, with its luxurious ingredients like Champagne and Cognac, is most suitable for celebrations and special occasions. It's perfect for anniversaries, weddings, New Year’s Eve, or any event where you want to add a touch of sophistication and celebration.

How does the alcohol content in Soyer au champagne compare to other cocktails?

Soyer au champagne has an alcohol content of 7.5%, which places it on the lower end of the alcohol content spectrum for cocktails. Many classic cocktails have higher alcohol contents, typically ranging from 10% to 40%. This makes Soyer au champagne a lighter option, suitable for those preferring a more moderate drink.

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