Ingredient

Flower Water

Flower water, also referred to as floral water, is a distilled water that carries the essence of flowers. Common types include rose water and orange blossom water, both of which are widely used in culinary and beverage applications. These aromatic waters are created by steeping flower petals in water or through the distillation process, capturing the volatile oils and fragrances of the flowers.

In the context of cocktails, floral water adds a delicate and aromatic note that can elevate the overall flavor profile of the drink. Mixologists often use it to impart a subtle floral essence, creating a more complex and refreshing experience. For example, rose water is frequently used in cocktails like the Rose Martini, while orange blossom water can be found in drinks such as the Ramos Gin Fizz. The use of flower water in cocktails not only enhances the sensory appeal but also provides a unique and sophisticated touch to the concoction.

5 drinks that include “Flower Water”.

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Absinthe Suissesse
Style:
Cocktail
Glass:
Rocks or Old-Fashioned Glass
Ingredients:
Absinthe or Anise Licorice Liqueur, Flower Water, Creme de Menthe, Egg
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French 76
Style:
Cocktail
Glass:
Rocks or Old-Fashioned Glass
Ingredients:
Vodka, Lemon Juice, Orange Liqueur, Simple Syrup, Flower Water, Champagne
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Lady in Blue
Style:
Cocktail
Glass:
Coupe Glass
Ingredients:
Gin, Creme de Violette, Lemon Juice, Simple Syrup, Blue Curacao, Flower Water
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New Orleans Fizz
Style:
Cocktail
Glass:
Collins Glass
Ingredients:
Gin, Heavy Cream, Flower Water, Simple Syrup, Sugar, Egg, Lemon Juice
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Ramos Fizz #1
Style:
Cocktail
Glass:
Highball Glass
Ingredients:
Gin, Heavy Cream, Lemon Juice, Lime Juice, Flower Water, Sugar, Ice, Club Soda, Orange(s)
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