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Duchamp's Punch cocktail
Alcoholic Cocktail Old-fashioned glass Medium

Duchamp's Punch

Duchamp's Punch is a vibrant cocktail that beautifully balances the floral notes of lavender and St. Germain with the tartness of lime and the sweetness of pineapple. This refreshing drink is perfect for those looking to indulge in a unique and aromatic experience.

7 Ingredients
10 min Prep Time
Old-fashioned glass Glass
Chilled Best Served
sweet sour herbal refreshing

Ingredients

  • Pisco spirit 50 ml (1.7 oz)
  • Lime Juice juice 25 ml (0.8 oz)
  • Pineapple Syrup syrup 25 ml (0.8 oz)
  • St. Germain liqueur 15 ml (0.5 oz)
  • Angostura Bitters bitter 2 dashes
  • Pepper Pinch
  • Lavender garnish 2 sprigs

How to Make a Duchamp's Punch

Shake all ingredients. Double strain in a chilled double old fashioned glass with abig ice cube. Garnish with a couple of lavender sprigs

Bartender Tip

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Double strain to ensure a smooth texture and to remove any small bits of herbs or fruit.

About the Duchamp's Punch

The Duchamp's Punch is a cocktail that belongs to the alcoholic family of cocktails. It is traditionally prepared with Pisco, Lime Juice, Pineapple Syrup and served in a Old-fashioned glass.

Best enjoyed at parties, during celebrations, in summer.

As with all alcoholic beverages, please enjoy this cocktail responsibly.

Did You Know?

Duchamp's Punch is inspired by the famous artist Marcel Duchamp, known for his avant-garde approach to art, which reflects the cocktail's unique and artistic presentation.

Duchamp's Punch Variations

Tropical Duchamp This variation adds coconut cream for a creamier texture and a more tropical flavor. Swap: Replace pineapple syrup with coconut cream.
Spicy Duchamp Incorporates jalapeño-infused Pisco for a spicy kick, enhancing the cocktail's complexity. Swap: Use jalapeño-infused Pisco instead of regular Pisco.

Pairs Well With

Grilled shrimp tacos Pineapple salsa Lavender-infused shortbread cookies

Quick Facts

~220
Calories
Medium
Strength
10 min
Prep Time

Common Mistake

A common mistake is over-muddling the lavender, which can release too many bitter oils and overpower the drink's flavor.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the significance of using Pisco in Duchamp's Punch?

Pisco is a South American brandy that adds a unique depth and complexity to Duchamp's Punch. Its distinct flavor profile complements the floral notes of St. Germain and the tartness of lime, making it an essential ingredient for achieving the cocktail's signature taste.

Can I substitute the lavender in Duchamp's Punch?

While lavender adds a unique floral aroma and taste, you can substitute it with other herbs like rosemary or thyme for a different flavor profile. However, this will alter the drink's character, so it's best to experiment cautiously.

Why is double straining recommended for this cocktail?

Double straining helps to remove any small ice shards and pulp from the cocktail, resulting in a smoother texture. This technique enhances the drinking experience by ensuring that the flavors are clean and well-balanced.

What role do Angostura bitters play in Duchamp's Punch?

Angostura bitters add a layer of complexity and depth to Duchamp's Punch, balancing the sweetness of the pineapple syrup and the floral notes of St. Germain. Just a couple of dashes can significantly enhance the overall flavor profile of the drink.

Is Duchamp's Punch suitable for large gatherings?

Yes, Duchamp's Punch can be made in larger batches, making it a great option for parties. Just scale up the ingredients proportionally and serve in a punch bowl, garnishing with lavender sprigs for an elegant presentation.

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