What does it taste like?

The Sherry Cobbler is based on the nutty and woody flavors of dry sherry, enhanced with the freshness of citrus and the sweetness of sugar, creating a complex and balanced taste, especially when served over crushed ice.

Sherry Cobbler · Recipe & Method

Sherry Cobbler

The Sherry Cobbler was one of the most popular cocktails of the 19th century, originating in the United States. It was a key drink in spreading American bartending culture to Europe. It is mentioned in Charles Dickens' novel 'Martin Chuzzlewit,' showcasing its cultural influence at the time.

Flavor: The Sherry Cobbler is based on the nutty and woody flavors of dry sherry, enhanced with the freshness of citrus and the sweetness of sugar, creating a complex and balanced taste, especially when served over crushed ice.
Difficulty: Moderate
Glassware: Julep cup

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RECIPE

Ingredients

5 ingredients

01Amontillado Sherry45ml

02Palo Cortado Sherry45ml

03Superfine Sugar1茶匙

04Half Orange Wedge—

05Half Lemon Wedge—

02 · METHOD

Method

01
Combine sherry, sugar, and 1/4 slices of orange and lemon in a shaker with ice, shake vigorously, and strain into a Julep cup filled with crushed ice.

03 · NOTES

Know your pour

What does it taste like?: The Sherry Cobbler is based on the nutty and woody flavors of dry sherry, enhanced with the freshness of citrus and the sweetness of sugar, creating a complex and balanced taste, especially when served over crushed ice.
Which glass should I use?: Julep cup
Is it beginner-friendly?: Moderate