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Smooth Sips | The Hollywood Highball By Don Julio

In case you couldn’t tell, we love a good drink. Who doesn’t? Right? Well, the good folks over at Don Julio are known for making some of the finest Tequila in the game, and they are back with a new drink recipe for a big celebration ahead. Today we get a look at one of the signature cocktails that will be served at the Governor’s Ball, the Academy’s official post-Oscar celebration. This concoction is known as The Hollywood Highball.

This perfectly named drink is potent yet smooth, offering a flavorful blend that isn’t too sweet, but still easy to drink. The Hollywood Highball calls for Tequila Don Julio 70, Coconut Sugar Syrup, Medium Sherry, Chilled Soda Water, as well as toasted coconut and Dehydrated Pineapple Flower filled with Pickled Blueberries for garnish. The recipe is easy to make and even easier to drink, which is exactly why it’ will become one of your favorites. This is one of a handful of signature cocktails that will be served at the Governor’s Ball. The Event is one of the most highly anticipated parties of the year. The recipes, created by globally acclaimed bartender Charles Joly, will be the toast of the town.

Check out the recipe for The Hollywood Highball below and look for more great drink recipes coming soon. In the meantime, stay tuned with The Culture Curators for more recipes from Don Julio. 

Ingredients:

1 1/2 oz Tequila Don Julio 70

3/4 oz Coconut Sugar Syrup

3/4 oz Medium Sherry

3 oz Chilled Soda Water

Toasted Coconut for rim

Dehydrated Pineapple Flower filled with Pickled Blueberries for garnish

Preparation:

1. Combine Tequila Don Julio 70, coconut sugar syrup, medium sherry, and chilled soda water into a Collins glass over fresh ice. Stir well.

2. Garnish with a dehydrated pineapple flower and pickled blueberry.

 Photos via Tequila Don Julio

Written by Jesse James

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