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The Orangeade Cocktail (cocktail, , ) - Orangeade belongs to the **Fizz** family, a refreshing group of cocktails typically featuring citrus, sugar, and a carbonated top. While its exact origins are unknown, it likely emerged in the late 19th century, a time when fizzy drinks were gaining popularity.

The Orangeade Cocktail

1.75 oz Lemon Juice
5.0 oz Orange Juice
0.75 oz Sugar Syrup
Soda Water
Place some ice cubes in a large tumbler or highball glass, add lemon juice, orange juice, sugar syrup, and stir well.
Top up with cold soda water, serve with a drinking straw.
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The Orangeade Cocktail

cocktail cocktail, , , Cocktail Cocktail 1 serving

Orangeade belongs to the Fizz family, a refreshing group of cocktails typically featuring citrus, sugar, and a carbonated top. While its exact origins are unknown, it likely emerged in the late 19th century, a time when fizzy drinks were gaining popularity.

What does the The Orangeade Cocktail taste like?

Orangeade is a bright and refreshing cocktail, a harmonious blend of citrusy notes. The sweet orange juice dominates, balanced by the tart bite of lemon. Sugar syrup adds a touch of sweetness, while soda water creates a light, effervescent finish. The overall taste profile is citrusy, tangy, and invigorating, making it a perfect thirst quencher.

What tips do you have when making the The Orangeade Cocktail?

For a perfect Orangeade, balance is key! Use fresh juices for the best flavor. Start with a 1:1 ratio of lemon to orange juice, adjust to taste. A good syrup-to-juice ratio is 1:2, but you can sweeten to your liking. Soda water is your final touch, adding fizz. Chill everything before mixing for a refreshing drink. Don’t over-shake, you want the soda to stay bubbly! Garnish with a citrus wheel for a beautiful touch.

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