The Beermosa
Posted by SmallTimeDrinker in Recipes on June 14, 2011 10:00 am / 1 comment
Beer cocktails will be the next big thing in beer. The beermosa is a take on the mimosa. Mimosa’s are composed of two parts orange juice to one part champagne. I can not take credit for working up this beermosa recipe. Bro came across a variety of beermosas at a local restaurant and served her own recipe at our annual Memorial Day brunch. The recipe calls for a one to one ratio of beer to orange juice. Bro recommends Samuel Adams Summer Ale for the beer. Just about any wheat or Belgian style may work I think you need to look for a couple key ingredients to pull it off. Wheat beers made with hints of orange or some other citrus will likely compliment the flavor of juice. I also recommend you experiment when you have a chance. Remember a bottle can easily equal two or three drinks allowing you to play around with the ratio of beer to orange juice.
Cheers to another delicious breakfast drink!
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