Japanese Orange Breeze | Cocktail Party

Japanese Orange Breeze

The Japanese Orange Breeze was featured in an episode of Love is Like a Cocktail, an adorable series of anime shorts about a bartender who loves to make cocktails for his hard-working office-lady wife.

This is a simple drink that offers a lot of creative leeway. You can use a clear junmai sake or a sweet, milky nigori. You could use yuzu, blood orange or tangerine juice instead of orange juice. You could even swap out the plain sparkling water for a one with a citrus flavor, if you’ve got one you like.

Ingredients

Instructions

Build in an ice-filled tall glass in the order given. Stir gently and serve.

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