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A variant of a Kir, named for the French mayor who sweetened his white wine with a black currant liqueur, the Royale replaces wine with Champagne for a simple but elegant pleasure.
To complete this How-To you will need:
Champagne
1/2 oz. black currant liqueur
A champagne flute
A long spoon
Step 1: Chill flute
Chill the flute by filling it with ice and water and setting it aside for a few minutes, or by placing it in the fridge or freezer a couple hours ahead of time.
Step 2: Toss out ice & add liqueur
Toss out the ice and water and add the liqueur.
Tip: The proportions of liqueur to Champagne is traditionally about one to five—slightly less for a drier cocktail, more for a sweeter one.
Step 3: Fill glass with champagne
Slowly fill the glass about ¾ full with champagne.
Step 4: Stir cocktail
Gently stir the cocktail few times with the bar spoon once the champagne settles.
Tip: For a layered cocktail, add the Champagne to the glass first and then gently pour in the liqueur, which will settle to the bottom.
Step 5: Top off glass & serve
Top off the glass with a bit more Champagne, and serve.
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KIR ROOOOYAL E O ALDRIG VARA PANK LEN!
Twilightfall 1 month ago
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Lugrashio 1 year ago
@wackedout991 Your sources don't seem to be that good. The right name is "Kir Royal". It's a french drink named after Félix Kir, so it's male. In France and all over Europe it's written without an "e".
eltfell 1 year ago
@eltfell never took french but i looked it up online and in a drink book i own and both call it a Kar Royale so maybe you should to try not to rename famous drinks?
wackedout991 1 year ago
@wackedout991 Your French teacher must have had a hard time.
eltfell 1 year ago
@eltfell wow a drink that was named a very long time ago is being changed by a person that just heard of it. This is a Kir Royale look it up online or in a drink book it is and will allways be a Kir Royale
wackedout991 1 year ago
It's Kir Royal, not Kir Royale, because Kir is masculin, not female.
eltfell 1 year ago
Sure thing ;)
WhitewashTheRapper 3 years ago
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onceacaligirlalways 3 years ago
Im gonna start my own bar, but Im going to be the only customer. Ill call the place A Night Of Sadness
WhitewashTheRapper 3 years ago