Kir Royal
Build into chilled glass. Top off with Champagne
Alcohol
Guía de Medidas
Todas las medidas se muestran en shots para facilitar la preparación. Usa estas conversiones en tu bar.
Datos Curiosos
Origen
The Kir Royal is an elegant variation of the Kir cocktail, which was named after Félix Kir, a heroic figure of the French Resistance and later the mayor of Dijon. While the traditional Kir is made with white wine and crème de cassis (blackcurrant liqueur), the Kir Royal uses champagne instead of wine, offering a more festive and luxurious twist.
Popularidad
The Kir Royal became especially popular during the 1950s and 1960s in French cafes and among the international jet set, attracted by its association with luxury and exclusivity. The cocktail's popularity was bolstered by its simplicity and the growing availability of champagne and crème de cassis outside of France.
Cultura e Historia
The Kir Royal has come to symbolize celebration and elegance, often served at weddings, galas, and other upscale events. Its cultural significance extends beyond its taste, reflecting a broader appreciation for French culinary and cocktail traditions. The Kir Royal has also influenced the cocktail menus of bars worldwide, introducing many to the charm of French liqueurs and the concept of sprucing up traditional champagne toasts with a touch of flavor and color.
