3 minutes • Chilled shot glass
Fireside Count
Fireside Count keeps it simple with cinnamon, apple, and just enough maple syrup to stay lively.
A concise home-bar shot with enough personality to earn a spot in a record-worthy recipe archive.
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Detailed description
Fireside Count is a citrus shots built around whiskey. Fireside Count keeps it simple with cinnamon, apple, and just enough maple syrup to stay lively.
The build centers on 3/4 oz cinnamon whiskey, 1/2 oz apple juice, 1/4 oz maple syrup, and 1/4 oz lemon juice. In the glass, a concise home-bar shot with enough personality to earn a spot in a record-worthy recipe archive.
It comes together in 3 minutes and is served in a chilled shot glass. Serve it ice-cold and pour promptly so the citrus edge stays sharp instead of flattening out.
Home bar notes
Prep time
3 minutes
Glassware
Chilled shot glass
Equipment
Cocktail shaker, Strainer, Jigger, Shot glass
Serving tip
Serve it ice-cold and pour promptly so the citrus edge stays sharp instead of flattening out.
Ingredients
- 3/4 oz cinnamon whiskey
- 1/2 oz apple juice
- 1/4 oz maple syrup
- 1/4 oz lemon juice
How to make it
- Shake with ice and strain into a chilled shot glass.
Why this one works
A concise home-bar shot with enough personality to earn a spot in a record-worthy recipe archive.
Make it your own
If you want a drier version, pull the sweet element back slightly and let the whiskey carry more of the finish.
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