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Corpse Reviver No. Blue – Blue Magic in a Glass

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The Corpse Reviver No. Blue is a mesmerizing twist on the classic Corpse Reviver cocktails, renowned for their reputed hangover-curing properties. This particular variation stands out with its striking blue hue, thanks to the inclusion of blue curaçao. It’s perfect for those looking to awaken their senses with something refreshingly aromatic and visually dramatic. Whether you’re starting a vibrant evening or capping off a brunch, the Corpse Reviver No. Blue promises a revival of spirits with every sip.

Tasting Notes

The Corpse Reviver No. Blue cocktail is a vibrant and refreshing take on the classic Corpse Reviver family, distinguished by its eye-catching blue hue from the blue curaçao. This cocktail blends the crispness of dry gin with the bright citrus of blue curaçao and fresh lemon juice, accented by the floral notes of Lillet Blanc. An absinthe rinse adds a subtle layer of complex herbal aromatics. This visually striking turquoise drink is refreshing and sophisticated, making it a perfect choice for revitalizing the palate.

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Corpse Reviver no. Blue

Corpse Reviver no. Blue

Shake Off the Night

Ingredients

  • 0.75 dry gin
  • 0.75 oz blue curacao
  • 0.75 Lillet blanc
  • 0.75 fresh lemon juice
  • Absinth to rinse the glass
  • lemon twist for garnish

Instructions

  1. Chill a coupe glass, then pour a very small amount of absinthe in the glass. Swirl it around so it coats the entire glass, discard the excess. Set aside in fridge.
  2. In a shaker add gin, blue curacao, Lillet, lemon juice, and ice. Shake very well.
  3. Strain into the prepared glass and garnish with the lemon twist.

Notes

The absinth rinse can be simplified by adding just a splash of absinth to the mix instead.

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Tips & Tricks

Swap the Lillet Blanc with a splash of sparkling wine or champagne to introduce a bubbly texture, making the drink more festive and lightening the flavor.

Instead of absinthe, try rinsing the glass with a smoky mezcal or a different type of herbal liqueur, like Chartreuse, to add a new layer of complexity to the drink.


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