Presenting a delicious Valentine's Day cocktail recipe… the Rosé 75! This drink is a pink twist on the classic French 75, a libation invented during World War I. The drink is named after the French 75 mm field gun due to it's deceptively strong punch. The sweetness of sparkling champagne masks the extra liquor in the glass, giving it quite the potency. Our Rosé 75 uses bubbling rosé in the place of champagne to celebrate Valentine's Day! We also substituted lime for the standard lemon juice to balance the sweetness of the rosé. This drink is best served in our 9oz flute glass due to it's bubble-friendly shape.
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9oz Flute |