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Peach Cobbler Fauxtini

Writer's picture: Ben WalkoBen Walko

Updated: Dec 7, 2021

This holiday season I’ve been working on a new mocktail to keep with the festivities. This year, my idea was to emulate a Peach Cobbler. The base of that I figured requires only three pieces:

  • Peach

  • Vanilla

  • Winter Spices

So follow me quickly with my thought process here: the original idea was to do a very simple cocktail with Goya peach nectar, cream soda, and a winter spice simple syrup. It came out delicious, the peach nectar with the finish of cream soda really reminded me of my days in the Boy Scouts; cracking open a couple of cans of peaches with whatever spices and pancake mix we had to get close to a cobbler. I got this weird need for the chilly warmth that runs through you when caught by a winter breeze while posted up next to a campfire. It was nothing short of Nostalgia. But, it ended up feeling a bit too artificial for the boujee fauxtini I'd imagined (but it's also really good and I drank it for a couple days straight so I included it here).



Winter Spice Simple Syrup

Ingredients

  • .5 c brown sugar

  • .25 c white sugar

  • 1 cinnamon stick

  • 3 allspice berries

  • 2 cloves

  • 1 tbsp vanilla extract (or whatever the preferred vanilla in your house is)

  • .75 c water

Steps

  1. Crush up spices in mortar and pestle

  2. Add to a pan with the sugars, water and vanilla

  3. Heat until sugar is dissolved

  4. Strain and cool (I like to keep mine in a squeeze bottle)


Peach Cobbler Tall

Ingredients

  • Peach nectar (Or relatively thick peach juice)

  • Winter Spice Simple Syrup

  • Cream soda

  • Ice

Steps

  1. Fill up the preferred glass halfway with ice

  2. Cover ice with peach nectar

  3. Add in a solid squeeze (.5 tsp) or Winter Spice SImple Syrup

  4. Top with cream soda


The second iteration was still with the cream soda and winter spice, but this time I used peach tea instead. It was also decent, but not at all what I was looking for (it tasted like peach Snapple). The tea itself was delicious and really caught that fresh peach flavor I was looking for.


My third iteration is where I decided to use the peach tea, a splash of peach nectar, and the winter spice simple. With the expansion of ingredients, it needed to be mixed up. So naturally I tried a version shaken and another stirred. The shaken version ended up producing a beautiful froth on top, reminding me of an espresso martini.


In the end, for this final iteration, I decided to serve it shaken, up, and in a martini glass to show off the beautiful froth. I started with the goal of a super drinkable peach cobbler to enjoy on the holidays, and ended with a beautiful fauxtini.


Peach Cobbler Fauxtini


Ingredients

  • 1.5 oz chilled peach tea

  • .25 oz Winter Spice Simple Syrup

  • .5 oz peach nectar

  • .5 oz lemon juice

  • Ice

Steps

  1. Add in a shaker all the ingredients and ice

  2. Shake vigorously

  3. I promise you need to keep shaking

  4. Keep going until your hands are really cold and it's no longer fun

  5. Strain into a martini glass, top with a pinch of cinnamon and enjoy

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