Smoker's Cough #2
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Smoker's Cough #2
- Jagermeister 4.5 cl
- Mayonnaise 1 tsp.
Any Glass of your Choice
The Smoker's Cough cocktail takes boldness to new heights with its unconventional combination of ingredients, namely Jägermeister and mayonnaise. Brace yourself for a flavor experience that will undoubtedly leave a lasting impression!
When it comes to taste, the Smoker's Cough cocktail is a whirlwind of contrasting flavors that somehow manage to create a harmonious whole. Jägermeister, known for its distinct herbal notes and deep complexity, takes the lead in this unusual concoction. It provides a robust and bittersweet foundation that sets the stage for the unique taste adventure to come.
Now, let's talk about the unexpected star of the show ? mayonnaise. This creamy condiment adds an intriguing twist to the flavor profile. The smooth and tangy character of the mayonnaise blends with the herbal notes of Jägermeister, creating a surprising interplay that both delights and challenges the palate. The richness of the mayo mingles with the herbal intensity of Jägermeister, resulting in a unique fusion of creamy and herbal flavors.
Together, Jägermeister and mayonnaise create a taste experience that can be described as bold, intriguing, and somewhat unconventional. The bittersweet, herbal qualities of Jägermeister are complemented by the creamy, tangy notes of the mayonnaise, resulting in a combination that is both unexpected and surprisingly cohesive.
The Smoker's Cough cocktail, with its blend of Jägermeister and mayonnaise, appeals to those who enjoy pushing the boundaries of taste and exploring unique flavor combinations. It caters to individuals who seek out distinctive and daring experiences in their cocktail choices. This intriguing concoction is not for the faint of heart, but rather for those who appreciate the unexpected and are open to exploring new and uncharted territories of mixology.
So, if you're up for an unconventional taste adventure, the Smoker's Cough cocktail with Jägermeister and mayonnaise awaits your curious palate. Sip it slowly, embrace the unexpected, and allow the distinctive blend of flavors to ignite your senses. Cheers to boldness and to discovering the unconventional in the world of cocktails!
Smoker's Cough Ingredients
Jagermeister, Mayonnaise,
Smoker's Cough Recipe
Pour into a shot glass and add a spoon of mayonaise.
This is one wild cocktail that can be in the top 10 list of weird and gross cocktails that has the Sour foot Cocktail sitting perpetually at the top.
Why would anyone order a drink that looks as yucky, slimy and gross as the phlegm of a smoker`s cough? Don\'t know, maybe a revenge order for a friend, or just pure fun.
The best part of the Smoker`s Cough shot is, it`s super easy to create and looks gross from the moment you drop that mayonnaise into the dark brown Ju00e4germeister.
Try this at least once, and try this on a friend or dear one who you want a sweet revenge on, and only if you are sure you won`t puke while you see him gulp down that shot of smoker`s cough.
Note that although this cocktail is named a smoker`s cough by it`s appearance but however, there used to be one home grown syrup by that name too. This Smoker`s Cough is a cocktail that was created in the 19th century. The drink was designed to help smokers deal with their coughs. The cocktail is made with whiskey, lemon juice, and honey.
Jagermeister
Jägermeister is a German digestif made with 56 herbs and spices. It was developed in 1934 by Wilhelm and Curt Mast. Mast-Jägermeister SE is a German liquor company owned by the Findel-Mast family,
Jägermeister is 70 US Proof ( 35% ABV )Mayonnaise
Mayonnaise is an emulsion of egg yolk, oil and an acid, which can be vinegar or lemon juice, and with many variations with added flavours. In United Kingdom Mayonnaise is used to make Cocktail sauces and are used in cocktails too to add a creamy dressing to cocktails.
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