Amaretto Cobbler Cocktail

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An Amaretto Cobbler is made from Gin, Amaretto, Orange Juice, and Lemon Juice. This fresh cocktail tastes fruity and a little nutty, while the Gin adds a kiss of elegance. Highly recommended if you’re in the mood for some old-fashioned country line dancing!

Amaretto Cobbler Cocktail

Recipe by Maurice BeaverCuisine: Cocktail
Prep time

3

minutes
Calories

187

kcal

The Amaretto Cobbler is fresh and fruity cocktail that also tastes a bit nutty. The gin adds a touch of sophistication which ties the whole drink together.

Ingredients

  • 1 1/2 ounces of Gin

  • 1/2 ounce of Amaretto

  • 2 ounces of Orange Juice

  • 1 ounce of Lemon Juice

  • Orange Slice (garnish)

Directions

  • Add Gin, Amaretto, OJ and Lemon Juice to a Highball glass full of Ice
  • Stir well and garnish with an Orange Slice

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