| 1 1⁄2 fl oz | Hayman's London Dry Gin |
| 1 1⁄2 fl oz | Galliano Espresso Coffee liqueur |
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One serving of Brave Cow contains 244 calories
The Brave Cow emerged during the 1970s/80s on the back of the then popular Black Russian cocktail.
Recipe adapted from John J. Poister's, The New American Bartender's Guide.
BRAVE COW
John J. Poister, The New American Bartender's Guide, 1999
1½ oz. gin
1½ oz. Kahlua
Lemon peel
Pour gin and coffee liqueur into a chilled Old Fashioned glass with several ice cubes. Twist lemon peel over drink and drop into glass and stir.
If your coffee liqueur is on the sweet side, then add six drops of vanilla bitters to help the balance and complexity. However, with a good coffee liqueur and dry gin, this two-ingredient cocktail is surprisingly tasty and wonderfully simple.
Makes a minimum of 15.5 cocktails.
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Comments & Discussion
I am really surprised, didn’t expect to like it, but it is really good.
Used Gordon’s and Kahlua.
Nice botanicals paired with sweet, coffee flavour.
Perhaps aged rum would be better.
We get fresh piney, botanical notes from the gin and deep, rich, dark, roasted aroma from the coffee liqueur while the lemon twist gives brightness and an extra layer to the whole composition.
Very easy to drink, highly recommended!
Yes, I use the same proportions.
Happy 2025
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