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Grappa Espresso Martini
Grappa is made to go with espresso coffee and adds its distinctive flavour to this cocktail originally made with vodka
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justin elghanian
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3rd November 2022 at 15:03
Would you go for a ristretto concentrated espresso shot or a weaker lungo espresso? Will the grappa still come through with a concentrated espresso shot?
Simon Difford
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3rd November 2022 at 15:18
Grappa has a robust flavour so I'd say, depending on your coffee and roast, that concentrated shot should be fine.
justin elghanian
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22nd October 2022 at 22:53
Does it need to be Moscato grappa specifically or can it be a different kind of grappa like Cividina or Euganea here?
Simon Difford
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23rd October 2022 at 09:10
Moscato grappa is my own favourite as so aromatic but other grappas will be their own character to this cocktail.
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