Kahlua Rickey
Description
Kahlua Rickey is a refreshing long cocktail based on Mexican coffee liqueur 'Kahlua', finished with lime and soda water. An adaptation of the Rickey style born in America in 1883 using Kahlua, it features an exquisite balance of coffee's deep richness and bitterness combined with lime's acidity and the refreshing sensation of carbonation. The charm of allowing drinkers to adjust the taste by muddling lime with a stirrer makes it perfect for hot weather or post-meal refreshment.
Origin
Country of Origin: United States (Rickey Style) (1883年(リッキースタイル))
In 1883, American politician Joe Rickey at Shoemaker's Saloon in Washington D.C. invented a cocktail combining whiskey with lime and soda water, marking the beginning of the Rickey style. Later applied to various spirits, Kahlua Rickey was born as a variation using Kahlua.
Birth Date Meaning
The complex flavor woven by Kahlua's deep richness and lime's refreshing taste resembles an attractive woman who shows various expressions in life, displaying different charms according to the situation
Famous Quotes
- "The meeting of coffee and carbonation creates a new kind of refreshment" - Bartender's saying
Trivia
- Kahlua was born in Veracruz, Mexico in 1936, with its name derived from the Arabic slang 'kahwa' meaning coffee
- The Rickey style was invented in 1883 by American politician Joe Rickey, originally using whiskey as the base
- Kahlua undergoes an 8-week aging process during production, which creates its mellow flavor
- As the birthday drink for September 5th, it represents the unique charm of people born on this day
- Kahlua contains trace amounts of caffeine, approximately 4.85mg per 1.5 ounces
Recipe
Ingredients:
- Kahlua - 45 ml
- Lime Juice - 15 ml
- Soda Water - 適量 ml
- Lime - 1/2 個
- Ice - 適量 個
Instructions:
- Fill a Collins glass with ice
- Cut lime in half and squeeze the juice into the glass
- Drop the squeezed lime shell into the glass
- Pour Kahlua
- Fill the glass with soda water
- Stir gently to combine
- Muddle lime with a stirrer to adjust taste as preferred