How to make the Best French 75

The drink dates to World War I, and an early form was created in 1915 at the New York Bar in Paris-later Harry's New York Bar-by barman Harry MacElhone. The combination was said to have such a kick that it felt like being shelled with the powerful French 75mm field gun.
Follow along with Kyle from Never Drink Ordinary will show you how to shake, strain and garnish this #ww1 classic cocktail
Here you will learn how to #shake a #cocktail. Make sure to have these tools and ingredients ready to go:
Equipment:
Champagne Flute
Cubed ice
Cocktail shaker (spiritswithsmo...)
Strainer (spiritswithsmo...)
Jigger (spiritswithsmo...)
Fine mesh strainer
Ingredients:
1 oz #Gin
0.5 oz Simple syrup
0.5 oz Fresh lemon juice
3-4 oz of #Sparklingwine
Spiraled lemon peel
Steps:
In cocktail shaker, add all ingredients, except the sparkling wine
2. Fill with ice and shake for 5-10 seconds
3. Double strain, using hawthorne and fine strainer into champagne flute
4. Top with sparkling wine
5. Peel a lemon swath and express oils over the glass and place into the drink
Here we will teach you the technique of #shaking & how to make a #spiral lemon peel, for other bartending techniques and barware go to spiritswithsmo....
In our "How To" videos we will give you all the tips and tricks we've accumulated over our combined 35 years of bartending.
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[@ironsoul80]

the spirits are heavier than the sparkling wine it actually work better if you pour the sparkling wine first and add the liquors second

[@stoleethatsme]

thanks you for taking the time to make and post this video, nice

[@hernanhernandez6567]

100th subscriber!
Channel looks very promising for learning some new drinks to make!

[@NeverDrinkOrdinary]

Thank you Hernan! it is great to see and means a lot. We did the classics and wanted to put that out there. There seems to be an appetite (I mean 'Thirst') for more content which we will surely start putting together. Thank you for the kind words.

[@jondotdrinks6952]

new years right around the corner, I cant wait to make some :D

[@NeverDrinkOrdinary]

It is coming up really fast! Good tip - if you are having a few people over or going to a house party, is to batch up a few servings of the gin, lemon, simple syrup mix. Then you can simply top up with your sparkling wine giving you more time for fun!

[@christinecamley]

This is such a classy and sexy cocktail! Elegant! Delicious!! Cheers!! 🙂

[@NeverDrinkOrdinary]

Thank you.

[@hypnonavy]

One of my favorite drinks! I like your method, I'll try it next time I make them.

[@NeverDrinkOrdinary]

Thank you. Its like a perfectly balanced mini gin sour topped with your favourite sparkling!