French 75
November 10, 2008
The Place: Estate House, 7134 E. Stetson Drive, Scottsdale, 480-970-4099, estatehouseaz.com
The French 75 radiates sophistication. Tart, bubbly and oh so satisfying, kindly grasp the stem of the champagne flute as you hobnob with a classy-chic crowd at the Estate House's elegant champagne bar, the kind of place that serves a caviar and lobster parfait. The French 75 was originally created during World War I by an American army officer who had the taste for champagne and an abundance of cognac. Voila! The French 75, named after 75-millimeter guns, was born. The drink has since found its way into upper-crust bars around America, and the Estate House makes the best of them.
The Price: $14
The Magic: Frapin Cognac, fresh lemon juice, rock syrup, shaken, topped with champagne in a flute.
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