One Summer’s Day
Ferrand 1840 Cognac, Empirical The Plum I suppose, Licor 43, Strawberry, Jasmine Milk Tea
This one was a fun one. Inspired by a galette I had in Montreal, this milk punch has notes of strawberry, marzipan, and jasmine tea. As you let the cocktail sit out on ice for a little longer, the jasmine notes start to shine through, making this a cocktail that evolves over time.
The Jasmine tea tincture was a design choice that we added at the end- s/o David for the suggestion. jasmine is perceived stronger as a smell than a taste, so we added a bit of jasmine along the glass to emphasize those scents
60 ml Pierre Ferrand 1840 Cognac
60 ml Empirical The Plum I Suppose
15 ml Licor 43
45 ml Rich strawberry syrup
180 ml Jasmine milk tea
1.5 g citric acid
garnish: strawberry, jasmine tincture
In one vessel add all ingredients, and stir to combine, pour into another vessel containing jasmine milk tea, then let sit for 15 minutes. strain through a cheese cloth until all the liquid is clear. To serve, stir down 3.5 oz of cocktail with ice and pour over a block of ice. Spray the jasmine tea tincture, and let it sit briefly before serving.
Rich Strawberry Syrup
150 g strawberry
.3g Pectinex Pectinex Sp-L
Add strawberries and Pectinex Sp-L into a blender and blend until the vessel is body temperature. Let sit for 15 minutes, then use a centrifuge to spin the solids out, about 15 minutes. Decant the clarified strawberry juice through a coffee filter. Add enough sugar to reach 66 Brix
Jasmine Milk Tea
200 g hot water
200 g milk
7.5 g jasmine pearls
Heat water to 180F/ 82 C, then pour into a vessel with jasmine pearls. Cover, and let sit for 5 minutes. Add the milk to the tea, stir, and leave to infuse another 10 minutes. Strain, then leave in the fridge to chill
Jasmine Tea Tincture
100 ml Neutral grain Spirit
3 g jasmine pearls
Add neutral grain spirit and pearls to a vacuum bag, seal it, then place in immersion circulator for 1 hour at 140F/60C. Chill, then pour contents into an atomizer/ spray.