It's a bit of a faff to make but it's worth the clogged sink drain from the raspberry shrapnel. Using raspberry syrup and especially raspberry jam in a...
It’s a little on the painful side to make, but that burst of creamy, super fresh raspberry definitely makes this version of the Clover Club the one that killed the rest
… tho depending on your raspberries you might need to add a few more than 5 to get that punch of raspberry flavour. Sometimes the raspberries you buy can look a lot more amazing than they taste, and in this case up to ten is better - sieving this many definitely makes it more annoying to make but it’s still worth it!
Great drink. Light favorable, pretty. I used 1/2 lemon 1/2 egg white Gordon’s Gin and blended all with immersion blender prior to adding ice. Shake with ice and Poured the glass expressed the lemon and topped with a raspberry
Just a great before dinner drink.
We enjoyed it. I added a 1/5 of a shot of raspberry schnapps(we love raspberry)
and only 1/3 of a shot of egg white
Just enough sour, the egg white scent is noticeable.
The tart sweetness of the pulverised raspberries really makes this cocktail, and created a pink hue in my case (more intuitively than the orange of the photo above). Notes of gin and citrus. A whisper of spice and sour notes. The lemon twist is not optional as the overall profile does not, by itself, do enough to hide a slightly unpleasant egg white aroma.