Thirsty Thursday: Agua De Valencia Cocktail

Ever since I returned from Spain in January from the Tile of Spain trip, I have been coveting this cocktail. While I am sure the romance and charm surrounding it had to do with the fresh Valencia oranges and the beautiful Spanish city where it was created, yet I thought it was worth a try on my own. 

 Agua De Valencia Cocktail is a Spanish drink and is known as “Valencian Water.” The origin of this cocktail comes from the bar Café Madrid de Valencia, Spain. In 1959, Constante Gil first served this amazing cocktail. Gin, orange juice, vodka, and Champagne are the basic ingredients of the famous Agua De Valencia Cocktail.

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INGREDIENTS:

1 pitcher

1 cup FRESH VALENCIA orange juice

2 ounces gin

2 ounces  vodka

700 ml cava spanish sparkling wine or 700 ml champagne

sugar

lemons or  lime wedge

ice cube

DIRECTIONS:

  1. To a pitcher add orange juice, gin, vodka and cava or champagne. Add sugar, a pinch at a time. Stir and taste until desired sweetness is acheived. Refrigerate until chilled.
  2. Fill a glass with 2 or 3 ice cubes and fill. Garnish with lemon or lime wedges.

via Food.com

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