How to Make Crouching Tiger Shooter
Crouching Tiger Hidden was a thrilling movie. It was awesome, and so is this shooter. Shooters are meant to be an effective way to spend as little time as possible holding a beverage when attempting to get a little buzz going. Some of the shooters are mixed with alcoholic drink and usually have an inclusion of 25 ml and 100 ml of spirits. Many of them do not have alcoholic ingredient and are easily drunk rather than being sipped.
The Crouching Tiger is one of the simplest shooters to make, and it tastes extremely juicy and succulent. You can simply shake tequila and lychee liqueur to make it a flavorsome drink and it can be a substitute of any bonbon any day. Once you have this drink, you are sure to become addicted to it.
Every shooter has different ingredients which vary from area to area and from bartender to bartender. You will find two different tastes of two shooters having the same name but different ingredients. The following guide details everything you need as well as the process involved in making a Crouching Tiger Shooter.
Preparation Time: 3 to 5 minutes
Serving size: 01
Utensils: Shot glass, spoon
Ingredients;
SOHO Lychee Liqueur (1/2 oz)
100% blue agave silver tequila (1/2 oz)
If you can make it 100% blue agave silver tequila. Tequila is considered to be the oldest beverage and is the best quality stuff you can find. Look for clear liquor, not the gold many are accustomed to.
Instructions
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1
Add it Up
Fill your cocktail shaker with a good amount of ice and add the ingredients one by one. Make sure to add all the ingredients appropriately in a shaker to feel the real taste of Crouching Tiger Shooter.
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Shake
Give the concoction a good shake to mix and chill well.
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Pour
Carefully pour the shooter into the glass.
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Enjoy
Throw it back and see how awesome this shot is.
100% blue agave silver tequila (1/2 oz)
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