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1 2⁄3 oz | Spanish brandy |
1 1⁄3 oz | Strucchi Bianco Vermouth |
Recipe contains the following allergens:
Sweet (bianco) vermouth mellows and flavours the brandy in this simple, yet tasty, two-ingredient cocktail. The orange zest twist is essential, so shouldn't be overlooked.
A cocktail that emerged and became popular throughout Brazil in the 1980s, originally based on a local sweetened and flavoured sugar distillate branded "Dreher," often referred to as "Brazilian Cognac." Maria Mole is also the name of a traditional Brazilian dessert that's similar to marshmallow, and, like the dessert, is also the term for something that is soft or amorphous. The mellowing effect of the vermouth on the spirit likely led to this cocktail's name.
One serving of Maria Mole contains 170 calories
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