Rising Sun
A beautiful layered cocktail of sake, orange juice, and grenadine that mimics the colors of a Japanese sunrise.
- 2 ozsake
- 4 ozorange juice
- ½ ozgrenadine
- Orange slice and maraschino cherrygarnish
- 1Fill a collins glass with ice cubes.
- 2Add the sake.
- 3Pour orange juice over the sake.
- 4Slowly pour grenadine down the side of the glass to create a layered sunrise effect.
- 5Stir gently before drinking. Garnish with an orange slice and cherry.
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The Rising Sun takes its name from Japan, the Land of the Rising Sun, and its layered presentation mimics the warm colors of dawn. This refreshing, accessible cocktail serves as an excellent introduction to sake-based drinks, combining the gentle rice wine with familiar orange juice and a sunset-like grenadine layer.
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