You will need an old-fashioned (or new) cream or soda siphon for making this drink.
Enough for 1 glass.
Preperation:
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1
Place the blueberries in a cream siphon and add two CO2 cartridges. Leave to stand for 20 minutes. This allows the blueberries to be filled with filled with carbonic acid.
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2
Fill a shaker with ice and add all the ingredients.
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3
Shake well and pour into a cocktail glass. Add the carbonated blueberries to each drink.
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Ingredients
4 cl. (1,4 fl.oz.) vodka
½ cl. (0,17 fl.oz.) malt whisky
4 cl. (1,4 fl.oz.) unsweetened raspberry juice
1 cl. (0,3 fl.oz.) syrup
1 cl. (0,3 fl.oz.) Roses lime
1 dl. (3,4 fl.oz.) blueberries
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