Amore-Ade Cocktail (Amaretto Triple Sec)
This Amaretto Triple Sec Cocktail combines almond liqueur and orange liqueur with club soda for a light, refreshing drink. It's a simple two-spirit cocktail that balances sweetness with citrus brightness.
More like this:🏷️Equipment: red-wine glass
Total
5 minServings
4Recipe Source
Visit Mr. Boston DrinksFrom Mr. Boston Drinks · by Mr. Boston Official Bartender's and Party Guide
Ingredients
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3 Ingredients
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Instructions
- 1
Combine ingredients in over sized red-wine glass.
- 2
Add ice and garnish with a lemon wedge.
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Tips & Notes
Pro tips
- Chill your glass with ice before serving to keep the drink cold without over-dilution.
- Pour amaretto and triple sec first, then top with club soda gently to preserve carbonation.
- Use quality club soda—flat or low-carbonation soda will noticeably dull the drink's refreshment.
- Stir gently after adding club soda to ensure even mixing without losing bubbles.
Substitutions
- Triple Sec → Cointreau (higher quality, less sweetness)
- Club Soda → Tonic water (adds quinine bitterness; adjust ratios)
- Club Soda → Ginger ale (adds spice; reduces citrus clarity)
Equipment
cocktail shaker or mixing glass · jigger for measuring
Common Questions
What kind of glassware should I use?
Serve in a highball or rocks glass filled with ice. The larger surface area keeps the drink cold longer.
Can I make this drink ahead?
Mix the amaretto and triple sec ahead, but add club soda and ice just before serving to maintain carbonation and chill.
What's the difference between amaretto and triple sec?
Amaretto is an almond-flavored liqueur with a sweet, nutty profile. Triple sec is an orange-flavored liqueur that brings citrus notes and dryness.
How can I adjust the sweetness?
Use less triple sec for drier results, or add a splash of fresh lemon or lime juice to brighten and balance the sweetness.
