Renowned for its exceptional quality and smooth taste, Chopin serves as the ideal canvas for our talented bartenders.
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Add Chopin, elderflower liqueur, lemon juice and chamomile syrup in a shaker with ice.
Shake and strain over ice.
Top with yuzu soda.
Glassware and Garnish: Sexy rocks glass topped with edible chamomile leaves.
dried chamomile flowers
simple syrup
Create a 1:1 simple syrup and steep with dried chamomile flowers.
Once cooled, strain out flowers and store in refrigerator for up to 2 weeks.
With more people being more conscious of how much they’re drinking, a “tini” Martini is nice for when you don’t want a full cocktail. I like a touch of Vermouth and brine in my martini, but want to taste the vodka more, so rinsing the glass is the perfect balance for me. Chopin Rye Vodka gives this martini a little bite and has just enough spice to bring out your adventurous side.
Rinse tiny Martini glass with .25 oz Vermouth and 1 oz olive brine (for that extra dirty pop), pour chilled Chopin Rye Vodka and garnish with a pickle stuffed olive.
Garnish with filthy mini gherkin and stuffed olive.
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