"Not sure the reason behind the name Devil’s Punch because this one is quite easy to drink. Leans towards a Margarita but no salt and has a mix of different citrus flavors that really makes this too easy to sip on.
I found the recipe over at The Spruce Eats and In this version I upped the lime and lemon juices since I wanted to reduce the tequila a little bit. I can enjoy more spirit-forward cocktails so if you are like me you can go with 10 ml of lime- and lemon juice and even hold back a few ml on the Limoncello.
I chose to use a reposado tequila and I would definitely prefer this over a blanco when reducing the citruses.
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Devils’ Punch
By Kristian Grundström,
May 8, 2009
Not sure the reason behind the name Devil’s Punch because this one is quite easy to drink. Leans towards a Margarita but no salt and has a mix of different citrus flavors that really makes this too easy to sip on.
I found the recipe over at The Spruce Eats and In this version I upped the lime and lemon juices since I wanted to reduce the tequila a little bit. I can enjoy more spirit-forward cocktails so if you are like me you can go with 10 ml of lime- and lemon juice and even hold back a few ml on the Limoncello.
I chose to use a reposado tequila and I would definitely prefer this over a blanco when reducing the citruses.
Ingredients:
- Tequila
- Cointreau
Instructions:
Add all ingredients in a shaker with ice and shake to chill.
Pour everything into a highball glass filled with ice.
Fresh squeeze some orange juice on top.
Serve and enjoy!