Maiden’s Prayer Cocktail

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Why this is called a Maiden’s Prayer, I’m not entirely sure but it is one beautiful-looking cocktail for sure. It’s also really good and easy to make, so that’s a bonus.

Table of Contents

1. What do I need to make a Maiden’s Prayer Cocktail
2. What’s a good Gin to use?
3. What kind of glass will I need?
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5. Maiden’s Prayer Cocktail Recipe

This was a great way to showcase the beauty of my Canada Goose vintage pilsner glasses as well. Look at how stunning they look in this photo!

What do I need to make a Maiden’s Prayer Cocktail

To make this cocktail, you’re going to need the following ingredients:

• Gin
• Cointreau
• Orange Juice
• Lemon Juice

If you don’t already have a Boston Shaker, you’ll need one of these too.

What’s a good Gin to use?

I personally use Bombay Sapphire most of the time for mixing because frankly, it’s low-cost and readily available (at least here in Canada anyway). I don’t like to use really expensive or craft gin in cocktails with overpowering ingredients like Orange Juice as it takes away from the flavor and defeats the purpose of using a good Gin in my mind. Go with whatever you think is good enough for mixing or, if you have nothing else, use what you have.

What kind of glass will I need?

This also looks best in Pilsner’s but, of course, if you are just drinking it feel free to use whatever glass you like. I recommend using low pulp orange juice though otherwise, it’s just not as good. I tend to buy mine from antique stores or thrift stores.

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Some other great drinks to try:

• The Honeysuckle Cocktail
• Pineapple Peat – A Peated Scotch Cocktail
• Gin Swizzle Recipe

Happy cocktailing!

Mike

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