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Japanese Highball Recipe: A Simple And Refreshing Whisky Cocktail

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Japanese Highball Drinks are a wonderful addition to any cocktail party. They are refreshing, complex, and delicious. Below, we have provided two recipes for Japanese Highballs. The first recipe is for a standard Japanese Highball, while the second recipe is for a variation that includes ginger ale.

Japanese Highball

Japanese Highball Drinks Image

Ingredients:

  • 2 oz Japanese Whiskey
  • 4 oz Soda Water
  • 1 Lemon Peel
  • Ice

Instructions:

  1. Fill a Highball glass with ice.
  2. Add Japanese Whiskey.
  3. Squeeze a lemon peel over the whiskey and add it to the glass.
  4. Top with Soda Water and stir gently.
  5. Garnish with a lemon twist.

Japanese Whiskey is typically distilled in a style that is similar to Scotch Whiskey, so it has a rich, smoky flavor. This flavor is perfectly complemented by the bright, effervescent quality of Soda Water. Together, they create a refreshing and complex cocktail that is perfect for any occasion.

Japanese Highball with Ginger Ale

Japanese Highball with Ginger Ale Image

Ingredients:

  • 2 oz Japanese Whiskey
  • 2 oz Ginger Ale
  • 1 oz Fresh Lemon Juice
  • Ginger Slice
  • Ice

Instructions:

  1. Fill a Highball glass with ice.
  2. Add Japanese Whiskey and Ginger Ale.
  3. Add the Fresh Lemon Juice and stir gently.
  4. Garnish with a slice of Ginger.

This variation on the Japanese Highball enhances the cocktail’s complexity by adding the sweet, spicy flavor of Ginger Ale and the tartness of Fresh Lemon Juice. A slice of Ginger is the perfect garnish for this cocktail, adding another layer of flavor and a pop of color.

Enjoy these two Japanese Highball Drink recipes at your next cocktail party or anytime you need a refreshing, delicious drink. Both recipes are easy to make and are sure to satisfy even the most discerning cocktail aficionados.

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