Madeira Cobbler
Medium-dry Madeira, orange, and a teaspoon of sugar make the earliest named cobbler branch a cold, gently oxidative counterpart to the brighter Sherry Cobbler.
- Glassware
- Julep cup
- Strength
- 18% ABVBefore dilution
- Garnish
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- Orange slice Use one thin half-wheel.
- Blackberry Use three fresh seasonal blackberries.
Ingredients
- Madeira 90 ml Use a medium-dry Rainwater Madeira; with sweeter Bual or Malmsey, reduce or omit the sugar.
- Superfine sugar 1 teaspoon
- Orange 2 slices Use two thin half-wheels.
Preparation
- Shake the Madeira, sugar, and orange with cubed ice until thoroughly chilled and the sugar has dissolved.
- Strain into a chilled julep cup packed with crushed ice, crown with more crushed ice, and serve with a straw.