Japanese 75
The Japanese 75 is a fresh twist on the classic French 75, with sparkling sake taking the place of the sparkling wine in the original. It’s the brainchild of Kate Simon, an editor-at-large for Imbibe magazine and the author of Tiny Bubbles, a fantastic book all about sparkling cocktails.
The French 75 was named for the devastating 75mm artillery cannon, first debuted by the French army in 1897. The Japanese military quickly adopted a similar design and kept it in use for nearly half a century, making the name of this drink even more fitting than is apparent at first glance.
Ingredients
- 1½ parts Gin
- 1 part Simple syrup
- ¾ part Lemon juice or Yuzu
- 5 parts Sparkling sake
Instructions
Stir everything (except the sparkling sake) in a tall glass. Fill the glass halfway with ice, top with the sparkling sake, and add more ice if needed. Garnish with a lemon twist.
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