Carajillo
KLASSIKER · LICOR 43

Carajillo

Spanish in origin — the name comes from soldiers fortifying their coffee — but it is Mexico that made it a national habit, almost always with Licor 43.

Ingredienser
Licor 4345 ml
Fresh Espresso30 ml
Glas
Old-fashioned glass
Kylt.
Metod
  1. 1

    Pull a fresh espresso and let it cool for a minute.

  2. 2

    Combine the liqueur and espresso in a shaker.

  3. 3

    Add ice and shake hard for 10 seconds until frothy.

  4. 4

    Strain over fresh ice into an old-fashioned glass.

  5. 5

    Serve without garnish.

Från bartendern

Spanish in origin — the name comes from soldiers fortifying their coffee — but it is Mexico that made it a national habit, almost always with Licor 43. Brandy or dark rum is the older Spanish build and gives a drier, less perfumed drink.

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