The 3 Best Margaritas to Make at Home
To me, this is truly a summer cocktail, so as far as I’m concerned, it can be back on every menu: the Margarita. Still, I noticed that this cocktail wasn’t received enthusiastically everywhere, because many people around me don’t like it. A shame, but also unnecessary; there are so many ways to make a Margarita that there’s really something for everyone.
The website Rob Report listed the three best ones, and I couldn’t agree more. Practice a little, and in no time you’ll be an expert in the Margarita cocktail.
How to make the 3 tastiest Margaritas
1. The Classic Margarita
Well, the version everyone knows — and one that is often unpopular too. This may be because of the orange liqueur used in it; if you use a very cheap version, it immediately ruins your entire cocktail. That’s the secret to making a good classic Margarita; simply use Cointreau, for example.
- 60ml tequila
- 15ml lime juice
- 30ml Cointreau
Put all the ingredients in a shaker and shake for between ten and fifteen seconds. Important: double-strain it before pouring it into a glass.
2. Tommy’s Margarita
This cocktail was created in the ’90s at Tommy’s Mexican Restaurant in San Francisco by Julio Bermejo. If the classic is a little too bitter for you, you could try this one; it’s considerably sweeter and less strong.
- 60ml tequila
- 15ml lime juice
- 20-30ml agave syrup
You can prepare this in the same way as the classic; this one just doesn’t need to be strained.
3. Cadillac Margarita
It’s not entirely clear where this version was actually created; the stories range from Mexico and Texas to Cincinnati. In any case, this one is for alcohol lovers, as it’s quite strong and has a pronounced flavor.
- 60ml tequila
- 15ml Dry Curacao
- 30ml lime juice
- 20ml agave syrup
Prepare it the same way again, then strain it once before pouring it into the glass. Cheers!
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