The Brouss effect
Style
New age
New age
Cocktail recipes in this style are of the new era. These are invented or revisited and perfect recipes, as much to drink in small quiet evenings as in big, more eventful evenings.
Flavor
Sweet
Preparation time
Less than 5 minutes
Strongness
Strong
Serving
1 person
Type of glass
Highball glass
Highball glass
Highball glasses are taller than Old Fashioned glasses but shorter and wider than Collins glasses and generally hold between 250ml and 350ml (between 8.5oz and 10oz). These glasses are ideal for serving short cocktails that need to be kept fresh. Highball glasses are great for serving these cocktails, but lighter since they are usually topped up with soda, sparkling water or juice.
Description
It's "mousse", it's "brou", no ... it's the Brouss effect. Formerly called Moujossoubrouss, but renowned for its simplicity, the Brouss effect combines the flavors of club soda and maple syrup whiskey to create a fairly sweet flavor, similar to the famous white popsicles, but perfect to accompany a good "donut" or a nice summer day. With this cocktail, you will finally be able to understand the first 2 commandments: "Drink, you must" and "Laugh, you must".Units
Ingredients
Garnishes
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