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Queen Elizabeth
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⏱ 3 minMedium

COCKTAIL RECIPE

Queen Elizabeth

Queen Elizabeth is an elegant and aromatic classic cocktail made with gin, Dubonnet and Benedictine liqueur. With herbal and slightly sweet notes, it offers a balanced character and is particularly suitable as an aperitif.

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The Queen Elizabeth cocktail is one of the elegant cocktails dedicated to the British royal family. This drink emerged in British bar culture in the mid-20th century and was named after Queen Elizabeth II. Dubonnet, which is frequently used in the aperitif tradition of the British, is also known as one of the favorite drinks of the royal family.

Dubonnet is actually a wine-based aperitif with herbal flavors. When combined with gin and Benedictine, the result is a very elegant and aromatic drink. This combination represents the balanced and light cocktail style often used in British bar culture.

“True elegance lies not in ostentation but in simplicity.”

The Queen Elizabeth cocktail is a drink with character, not flamboyance. Like the royal figure for which it is named, it has a simple elegance. Although not so common today, it is still prepared by classic cocktail enthusiasts and bartenders who love historical recipes.

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Ingredients

Unit System
45 mlGin
30 mlDubonnet Rouge
1 barspoon of Benedictine Liqueur
·Ice
Lemonpeel (garnish)
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Method

  1. 1

    Fill a mixing glass with ice.

  2. 2

    Add the gin, Dubonnet Rouge and Benedictine liqueur.

  3. 3

    Stir gently with a bar spoon for about 20 seconds to chill the drink well.

  4. 4

    Strain the chilled coupe into the glass.

  5. 5

    Gently squeeze the lemon peel over the glass to release the flavor and add as a garnish.

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Bartender Tips

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Using an aromatic gin makes the character of the cocktail more pronounced.

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Once opened, the Dubonnet should be stored in the refrigerator - otherwise the aroma will quickly weaken.

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Rubbing lemon peel into the glass makes the cocktail's scent more vibrant.

Recipe Info

🍸Glass
Coupe
🔥ABV
%23.9 ABV
👥Servings
1
🍱Serving Style
Cold
🌍Origin
England
📜Period
1900s

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    Recipe Info

    🍸Glass
    Coupe
    🔥ABV
    %23.9 ABV
    👥Servings
    1
    🍱Serving Style
    Cold
    🌍Origin
    England
    📜Period
    1900s

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