Gin
17/02/2021
Chambord Gin co*cktail
Indulging in the Flood of Flavors
When it comes to exquisite ingredients for martinis, the berry liqueur Chambord holds a special place in my heart. Its petite and captivating bottle only adds to its allure. Among the various Chambord recipes, there’s one that truly stands out: the Chambord gin co*cktail. As a co*cktail enthusiast, I adore the brand, its tantalizing taste, and the treasure trove of recipes found on their website.
What is Chambord?
Chambord is a 16.5% abv raspberry liqueur created during the late 17th century. The Chambord product brand has been owned and produced by the Brown-Forman Corporation since 2006.
Chambord liqueur boasts an incredibly intense flavor profile. While it may not suit everyone’s palate, I find it delightful. Some prefer their co*cktails sweet, while others lean toward the tangy side. Personally, I’m among those who appreciate both, as long as they bring joy to my taste buds. Hence, it’s safe to say that pleasing me with co*cktails is an easy task.
Chambord Martini – Also Known as the Chambord Gin co*cktail
To craft this delectable co*cktail, you’ll need a medley of fresh berries, 3 per serving.
The recipe itself is a breeze to follow and incredibly enjoyable:
- 1 part Chambord
- 1 part gin
- 2 raspberries
- 2 blueberries
- 2 blackberries
- One of each fruit to garnish per serving
One aspect I particularly cherish about martini recipes is the flexibility to experiment. I can replace gin with vodka or even swap in tequila, tailoring the co*cktail to my preferences. As a gin aficionado, I opt for gin instead of vodka when making this co*cktail.
Begin by muddling the berries in the shaker. Proceed to pour in the Chambord and gin while crushing the berries. Show no mercy and crush them thoroughly; gentle muddling won’t suffice!
Now, it’s time to shake things up! Don’t forget to check out my handy tips on co*cktail shaking techniques here. After 15-20 seconds of vigorous shaking, strain the concoction into a chilled martini glass using a sieve. While some may savour the fruit bits in their drink (like me), exercise patience as I’ll soon share my technique for the perfect balance of fruit in this luscious Chambord gin co*cktail.
As you can see, using a sieve while pouring your co*cktail yields a crystal-clear libation. While I relish the fruity bits in my co*cktails, I decided to incorporate even more berries into the mix. After garnishing my drink with berries on a stainless steel co*cktail pick, I lightly muddled one of each berry again, placing them delicately in my glass.
This particular chambord gin co*cktail holds a special place in my heart as it brings me immense joy. Perhaps it’s the burst of flavours from the berries or the enchanting taste of Chambord within its elegant bottle. Undoubtedly, there’s something truly magical about this co*cktail. If there’s one Chambord co*cktail that I love more than this one, it’s Raspberry Espresso Martini with Chambord. As the name tells everyone, it has espresso, and as a coffee lover, I don’t need to say more.
What are your thoughts on this creation? Do you also relish the inclusion of fresh fruits in your co*cktails? Feel free to share your favourites in the comments so I can give them a try as well. Don’t forget to follow me on Instagram and tag me in your co*cktail posts—I’m excited to see what you’ve concocted. Cheers!
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Heather 03/05/2021, 5:34 pm
I believe that berries make everything better! I bet the flavor is amazing.
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Iris 02/07/2023, 10:14 pm
This was an amazing drink. Every ingredient blended perfectly together. I will definitely be making this again.
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Amber Myers 03/05/2021, 6:12 pm
I love berries, so I will be all about this. It looks like such an incredible drink.
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Tisha 04/05/2021, 6:42 pm
Love chambord! It’s been awhile since I’ve had it but this martini looks like just what I need!
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Jasmine Martin 04/05/2021, 6:52 pm
This sounds like an amazing tasting martini. I know I love anything with fruit in it, especially berries. I am going to have to try this myself.
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Irene 05/05/2021, 7:09 pm
I didn’t know the Chambord Martini…… You learn something every day
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Charis 31/01/2023, 1:20 am
I can’t wait to make it !! After I muddle the fruit do I add ice than skake?
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Dolun 07/04/2023, 9:14 am
Hi Charis, after you muddle the berries, add all the ingredients with ice and shake. I hope you enjoy it!
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