Crimson Street Cobbler

This cocktail elevates a traditional punch into something more sophisticated. By adding a dash of rosé wine, this classic is transformed into something exciting and modern.

difficulty-easy Intermediate
clock 5-7 minutes

ingredients and how to craft

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Ingredients

1.25 VS
0.75 dry rosé wine
0.25 watermelon syrup
red aperitif (Amaro, Aperol® Aperitivo)
0.25 lemon juice
Top with soda

Step-by-step

Close up of the watermelon wedge nestled in the Crimson Street Cobbler Cocktail.

Step 1

Build all ingredients into a tin, except the soda and shake vigorously

Step 2

Pour into a Highball or Double Old Fashioned glass ½ full of cobbled or pebble ice

Step 3

Add the soda water

Step 4

Pack in extra ice

Step 5

Garnish with a watermelon slice

Complete your cocktail with

Bottle of Courvoisier VS cognac in a clear bottle with a white label.

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