Step back in time with the Chancellor Cocktail. A refined and elegant drink that perfectly balances the richness of cognac with the bright notes of citrus and the subtle sweetness of maraschino and curaçao.
This is a lesser known cocktail in these modern days. However this classic cocktail has been delighting enthusiasts since the early 20th century. Smooth, sophisticated, and surprisingly easy to make, it’s a timeless choice for anyone looking to elevate their home bartending game.
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The top 3 popular Cognacs you need to know
- Navarre Souvenir Impérial Hors d’Age Grande
- Bache Gabrielsen Hors d’Age Grande Champagne Cognac
- Grateaud Hors d’Age Borderies Cognac
Nb: According to Cognacexpert.com – The 10 Best Cognacs for 2025
Are Brandy and Cognac the same ?
No, brandy and cognac are not the same, though cognac is a type of brandy. Brandy is a broad term for spirits distilled from fermented fruit juice, while cognac is a specific type of brandy produced in the Cognac region of France. Which has to adhere to strict production regulations. All cognacs are brandies, but not all brandies are cognacs.
Best Drinking for the Chancellor
Its a old classic. This cocktail has fallen away in popularity as time moved on. Think more dinner party drinking, then out for a big night.
Which glass do I use?
Classic cocktails like the Chancellor cocktail you need a classic glass. I highly recommend the ELIXIR GLASSWARE Martini Glasses Set of 2.
Serving your cocktail in the right glass can completely transform the drinking experience. The sleek Elixir Martini Glasses do just that. It combines elegance with functionality. Their polished, wide-rim design guides the cocktail straight to the center of your tongue, highlighting every note and flavor.
Sophisticated, stylish, and built for savoring, these glasses turn every drink into a memorable moment.
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Description
This drink dates back to the early 20th century, appearing in Harry Craddock’s Savoy Cocktail Book (1930). It’s a lesser-known classic, but beautifully balanced, sitting somewhere between a Sidecar and a Martinez in style.
Ingredients
- 2 measures Cognac
- 2 teaspoons lemon juice
- 2 teaspoons Maraschino
- 2 teaspoons curacao
Instructions
- Pour into a cocktail shaker containing some ice cubes.
- Shake well.
- Dampen the rim of a brandy snifter and frost with sugar
- Pour in the cocktail and drop in an ice cube.
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