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Arctic Azure Mimosa

Blue curacao mimosa with dry ice

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Arctic Azure Mimosa

AI Cocktail Info

Serving 1 cocktail

ABV

10%*

Calories

170*

Net Carbs

14g*

AI Request

frosted blue curacao mimosa with dry ice

* Estimated by AI. Values may vary.

Method

Instructions

Description: This twist on a traditional mimosa brings a vibrant blue hue and an ethereal fog for a dramatic presentation. Perfect for a brunch or special occasion, the Arctic Azure Mimosa combines the crispness of dry champagne with the tropical allure of blue curacao and the freshness of orange juice, served with a captivating swirl of dry ice for an enchanting chilled effect. Ingredients: - 1 oz Blue Curacao - 2 oz Fresh orange juice, chilled - 4 oz Dry champagne or sparkling wine, chilled - Dry ice pellets (food grade) - Optional: 1 tsp Simple syrup or to taste (if you prefer a sweeter mimosa) - Blueberries or an orange twist for garnish Glass: - Champagne flute Instructions: 1. Prior to serving, ensure that the champagne flute is chilled to help maintain the effervescence of the champagne and amplify the frosty effect of the dry ice. 2. Carefully place a small pellet of food-grade dry ice at the bottom of the flute using tongs. Always handle dry ice with caution and never touch it with bare hands. 3. Slowly pour the blue curacao over the dry ice, allowing the smoke to start billowing out of the glass. 4. Add the chilled orange juice to the flute. If you prefer a sweeter drink, stir in a teaspoon of simple syrup at this point. 5. Top off the glass with chilled dry champagne, pouring gently to preserve the bubbles and create a layered effect if desired. 6. Immediately before serving, garnish with a skewer of blueberries or an orange twist to enhance the visual appeal and add a touch of fruitiness. Safety Note: When serving drinks with dry ice, always advise your guests to wait until the dry ice has completely sublimated (disappeared) before consuming the drink. Never ingest dry ice as it is extremely cold and can cause injury if swallowed. The Arctic Azure Mimosa

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