The Grand Margarita cocktail: delicious and simple recipe
Discover a simple recipe for the Grand Margarita cocktail, what ingredients you will need, and how to mix the drink.
Ingredients
- 60 ml Espolon Blanco
- 30 ml Lime Juice
- 20 ml The Grand Marnier
- Lime Wedge
- Ice
Using a lime wedge, wet the outside rim of a large coupe.
Dip the wet rim of the coupe into alt flakes.
Pour 60ml Espolon Blanco in a jigger, then into the shaker.
Pour 30ml Lime Juice in jigger, then into the shaker.
Pour 20ml Grand Marnier in a jigger, then into the shaker.
Fill shaker to the top with ice.
Shake hard.
Strain.
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