| 2 fl oz | Cognac (brandy) |
| 3⁄4 fl oz | Chardonnay (Chablis) white wine |
| 1⁄2 fl oz | Nettle cordial |
| 1⁄3 fl oz | Chilled water/mineral water (omit if using wet ice) |
Serve in a Coupe glass
120g washed, fresh or dried nettles,
500ml water,
100g white sugar,
6g citric acid.
Bring all the ingredients, except the nettles, to the boil. Add the nettles and remove from the heat. Infuse for a couple of hours, then strain. Funnel into a sterilised bottle, store in the fridge and consume within 2 weeks, or freeze until needed. For a longer-lasting syrup, add more sugar and bring it back to the boil for a couple of minutes before bottling and sealing.
OR:
Fresh nettle 30g Dried melissa 2g Dry white wine (Chardonnay) 500ml Water 500ml Sugar 450g Lemon acid 15g Tartaric acid 11g Place nettle and melissa in a teapot for steeping. Bring wine, water, and sugar to a boil and dissolve the sugar. Pour the entire mixture into the teapot and leave cordial to infuse until completely cool. Strain through a coffee filter. Add the acids and dissolve them.
One serving of Terroir contains 156 calories
Recipe contains the following allergens:
Adapted from a recipe created in 2015 by Clotilde Lataille at Hawksmoor Spitalfields Bar, London, England.
Chablis' white wine acidity balances rich nettle cordial in this sweet 'n' sour cognac based cocktail.
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