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Spicy Sanchez
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Submitted on: November 28, 2024
One of my favorite games to play with guests at the bar is “The Dealer’s Dice”. One of my regulars rolled the dice and hit “agave”, “spicy”, & “shaken”. This combo opened the opportunity to create pretty much anything, so I decided to have a little fun with Fiero Serrano tequila and create a slightly tropical spicy sour for the guest, and the “Spicy Sanchez” was born.
Ingredients
- .5 oz
- 1 oz
- .5 oz
- 1 ea
- 2 ea
Tools
Boston Shaker
Hawthorne Strainer
Jigger
Muddler
Instructions
Garnish
Build
Glass
Estimated strength
Tajín rim & Cucumber slice
Shake & Strain
Old Fashioned/Rocks
About 19% ABV (estimate)
By Inga Tantisalidchai
Head mixologist at OLEA in Newport Beach.
Inga Tantisalidchai started in the service industry at the age of 18 and as soon as she turned 21 she found her way behind the bar. Starting at a time when “craft cocktails” did not exist yet, Inga learned and grew with the bar industry as it evolved into what it is today. She loves challenging herself by entering multiple competitions every year. She has made regional finals for Bacardi Legacy (2018), Woodford’s Manhattan Experience (2019 & 2020), and Espolon Tequila’s Cocktail Fights (twice)....
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View MoreAdd strawberry and cucumber slices into the smaller-sized part of the Boston shaker. Use the muddle stick to muddle strawberry and cucumber slices until the ingredients are broken down. Use a jigger to measure out and pour the Fiero Serrano tequila, elderflower liqueur, lemon juice, and agave syrup into the Boston shaker. Add ice to the Boston shaker, cap shaker, and shake well (20 shakes). Prepare an Old Fashioned rocks glass and rim it with Tajín, then add fresh ice. Uncap the Boston shaker an...
Editor's Note
Spicy Serrano tequila meets bright elderflower and crisp cucumber, while Tajín rim adds a savory kick to this summer sour.
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