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French 75Cocktail Recipe
A thunderous accompaniment to New Year’s Eve. Named for a famously smooth French gun (the Canon de 75 modèle 1897), the French 75 is considerably more fun than its artillery namesake. Some say it was created by British soldiers in France in World War I and mixed in spent shell casings, but it was enjoyed (with a different name) by the Prince of Wales as far back as the 18th Century. It is essentially a Tom Collins where the soda is replaced with Champagne. Now contemplate that for a moment…yes, it is as good as it sounds.
How to make
- Add gin, sugar and lemon to a cocktail shaker.
- Add ice, shake well and fine strain into a flute.
- Top with champagne
Ingredients
- 1 parts Hendrick's Gin
- 1/3 parts Sugar Syrup
- 1/3 parts Lemon Juice
- Top with Champagne
Load up the 75s and prepare!