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Ribbon Season
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3 minutes • Shot glass
Ribbon Season
Ribbon Season opens on peppermint, picks up chocolate, and finishes with heavy cream.
A concise home-bar shot with enough personality to earn a spot in a record-worthy recipe archive.
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Ingredients
- 1/2 oz peppermint schnapps
- 1/2 oz chocolate vodka
- 1/4 oz heavy cream
- 1/4 oz simple syrup
How to make it
- Shake the non-carbonated ingredients with ice, strain into a shot glass, and top with the bubbly ingredient right before serving.
Why this one works
A concise home-bar shot with enough personality to earn a spot in a record-worthy recipe archive.
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