Sake Cosmopolitan
Sake replaces vodka in this Japanese twist on the Cosmopolitan. Delicately pink, gently sweet, and smooth enough to serve at any occasion.
- 2 ozsake
- ¾ oztriple sec
- ½ ozlime juice
- ½ ozcranberry juice
- Flamed orange twistgarnish
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The Cosmopolitan became a cultural icon in the 1990s and has inspired spirit substitutions ever since. Sake's clean, lightly sweet profile steps into the vodka role naturally, softening the drink's sharp citrus edge while adding a subtle rice-grain character. The Sake Cosmopolitan became popular at sake bars and Japanese-inspired cocktail menus as bartenders explored accessible gateway drinks for sake newcomers.
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