Peach Bellini
The Peach Bellini has a refreshing, fruity, and slightly sweet taste. The combination of peach puree and Prosecco creates a light, bubbly, and smooth texture.
Peach Cobbler Cocktail Recipe
Jump to Recipe ⬇️
Peach Cobbler Cocktail Nutrition Facts
Calories:200
Fat:0g
Protein:0g
Carbohydrates:25g
Alcohol %:20
Created by
Nic Polotnianko
I fell in love with the art of mixology 6 years ago. Since then, I've honed my skills, crafting a myriad of cocktail recipes, and sharing my passion with other enthusiasts.
Last Updated: January 7, 2024
Contents
- 1History
- 2How Peach Cobbler Cocktail Tastes?
- 3Interesting facts about Peach Cobbler Cocktail
- 4Ingredients 🍾
- 5Recipe. How to make Peach Cobbler Cocktail Drink 🍸
- 6Pro Tips
- 7Perfect Pairings
- 8What you could change in Peach Cobbler Cocktail
- 9Twists
- 10Additional Information
- 11Frequently Asked Questions
- 12More Similar Recipes!
History
The Peach Cobbler Cocktail is a delightful drink that was first created in the Southern United States, where peaches are abundant. It is named after the popular dessert, Peach Cobbler, which is a staple in Southern cuisine. This cocktail is perfect for those who enjoy sweet, fruity beverages and is often enjoyed during the summer months when peaches are in season.
- Origin: Southern United States
- Best enjoyed: Summer
How Peach Cobbler Cocktail Tastes?
The Peach Cobbler Cocktail is a sweet, fruity cocktail with a hint of tartness from the lemon juice. The peach schnapps gives it a strong peach flavor, while the bourbon adds a bit of warmth and depth. The sugar rim adds an extra touch of sweetness.
Interesting facts about Peach Cobbler Cocktail
- The Peach Cobbler Cocktail is named after the popular Southern dessert, Peach Cobbler.
- It is a perfect summer drink as it is best enjoyed when peaches are in season.
- The cocktail is sweet and fruity, making it a favorite among those who prefer sweeter cocktails.
Ingredients
- Peach schnapps: 1.5 oz(45ml)
- Bourbon: 1 oz(30ml)
- Lemon juice: 0.5 oz(15ml)
- Simple syrup: 0.5 oz(15ml)
- Peach slice: 1
- Sugar: for rim
Peach Schnapps
Peach Schnapps is the peach of resistance in this cocktail, bringing that sweet, fruity flavour that's as essential as a summer's day is long. Without it, you'd lose the essence of the peach cobbler theme. If you pour too much, it might overwhelm the bourbon's warm hug. A potential alternative? Try apricot brandy for a twisty turn.
Alex Green
Bourbon
Bourbon adds the kick of a mule with a velvet glove - smooth, with a touch of vanilla and caramel that plays cowboy to the peach's damsel in distress. Too little, and the cocktail is a one-note symphony; too much, and it's like trying to sleep through a hoedown. Rye whiskey could dance in as a substitute, offering a spicier finish.
Mary Mitkina
Lemon Juice
Fresh lemon juice is like the zesty friend that spices up a mild party. It cuts through the sweetness like a knife through butter, balancing the cocktail on the edge of sweet and sour. Forget to add it, and you're stuck on the sugar train to Cavity Town. A lime juice swap-in would give it a tarter, more tropical vibe.
Emma Rose
Simple Syrup
Simple Syrup is the sweet whisperer, subtly enhancing the natural peachy sweetness without stealing the show. If you're too heavy-handed, it becomes a sugar bomb, too shy and the tartness of lemon might pucker your lips till Tuesday. Honey could buzz in as a sweet alternative, adding a richer dimension.
Alex Green
Peach Slice
The peach slice garnish is the icing on the cake, or in this case, the peach in the cobbler. It's a little preview of the contents, the pièce de résistance that ties the theme together. No peach slice? It's not the end of the world, but it's like skipping the cherry on top.
Mary Mitkina
Sugar (for rim)
Rimming the glass with sugar gives a little sweet prelude to each sip. It's like the opening act before the main performance, setting the stage for what's to come. Skip it, and you miss that first impression of sweetness that primes the palate. A cinnamon-sugar combo can jazz it up for a twist on the classic.
Emma Rose
Recipe. How to make Peach Cobbler Cocktail Drink
- Rim the glass with sugar.
- In a shaker, combine the peach schnapps, bourbon, lemon juice, and simple syrup.
- Shake well.
- Strain into the rimmed glass.
- Garnish with a peach slice.
Pro Tips
- Use fresh lemon juice for the best flavor.
- Chill the glass before serving for a refreshing cocktail.
- Use a ripe peach for the garnish for the best flavor.
Perfect Pairings
Savory Pairings
- Grilled Pork: The smoky flavor of grilled pork complements the sweet and fruity notes of the Peach Cobbler Cocktail.
- Spicy Dishes: Spiciness can enhance the sweetness of the cocktail, try it with Asian or Mexican cuisine for a zesty combination.
- Barbecue: Savory and slightly charred barbecue dishes can create a delightful contrast with the cocktail's sweetness.
Dessert Pairings
- Peach Cobbler: Pair with the actual dessert to amplify the peachy goodness.
- Vanilla Ice Cream: The creamy texture and vanilla notes work well with the fruity, bourbon-infused cocktail.
- Cheesecake: A slice of tangy cheesecake can nicely cut through the sweetness for a balanced treat.
🍹 Discover the Top 50 All-Time Recipes! 🍹
Enter your email, and we'll send the exclusive list straight to your inbox.
We respect your privacy and take protecting it seriously
What you could change in Peach Cobbler Cocktail
- Peach Schnapps: You can substitute with peach liqueur or peach brandy.
- Bourbon: You can substitute with whiskey or rye.
- Lemon Juice: You can substitute with lime juice.
Explore all drinks starting with P here
And of course - twists🍹
Spiced Peach Cobbler Cocktail
For a bit of a cinnamon kick, add a cinnamon stick into the shaker and a pinch of ground nutmeg. The warmth of the spices will give you a cozy hug, like a blanket on a chilly evening. The sweetness will be slightly toned down, and the bouquet of spices will tickle your nose with autumnal nostalgia.
Fizzy Peach Cobbler Cocktail
Swap out half an ounce of bourbon for peach-flavored sparkling water. You'll get a light and bubbly version that tickles your taste buds without losing the integrity of the cocktail. It's a refreshing twist for those hot summer nights when the air is as thick as molasses.
Boozy Peach Cobbler Cocktail
Double the bourbon, half the schnapps, and add a splash of ginger beer for a drink that's not for the faint of heart. The ginger adds a spicy zing that will have your senses dancing, and the increased bourbon turns the cocktail into a bold statement piece for your evening.
In case you forgot basics how to make Peach Cobbler Cocktail
The basic composition of simple syrup is relatively straightforward – a 1:1 ratio of sugar and water. This mixture is heated until the sugar dissolves, resulting in a clear, sweet syrup.
Learn everything about simple syrupAdd your ingredients to the shaker first, then ice. Fill it up to ¾ of its capacity to ensure enough space for shaking. Hold the shaker with both hands (one on the top and one on the bottom) and shake vigorously. The shake should come from your shoulders, not your wrists.
Learn everything on how to shakePlace your chosen strainer on top of the shaker or mixing glass, ensuring a secure fit. Pour the cocktail into a glass through the strainer, which will catch solid ingredients and ice. If double straining, hold the fine mesh strainer between the shaker and the glass.
Learn everything on how to strainGarnishing a bar drink depends on the type of garnish and the cocktail. Generally, it involves preparing the garnish (like cutting a citrus wheel or picking a sprig of mint), and then adding it to the drink in a visually appealing way (like perching it on the rim or floating it on top).
Learn everything on garnishingFind the cocktail you'd love!
If you want to drink something else - you can use our AI-augmented search to find the best cocktail for you!
Completely free!
Frequently Asked Questions on Peach Cobbler Cocktail
Is Peach Cobbler Cocktail considered a classic cocktail?
No, the Peach Cobbler Cocktail is more of a modern cocktail. Classic cocktails tend to have a history dating back to the 19th and early 20th century.
Can I use any type of bourbon for this cocktail?
Yes, you can use any type of bourbon you prefer for this cocktail, although some types may provide a different flavor profile than others.
Can I make this cocktail alcohol-free?
Yes. You can make a non-alcoholic version by substituting the peach schnapps and bourbon with non-alcoholic alternatives such as peach juice and non-alcoholic bourbon extract.
Is this a strong cocktail?
With a 20% alcohol content, this cocktail can be considered moderately strong. However, the sweet and fruity flavors can mask the taste of alcohol.
Can I make this cocktail in advance?
Yes, you can prepare the mix in advance without the garnish and refrigerate it. Add the garnish and the sugar rim when you're ready to serve.
More similar recipes to Peach Cobbler Cocktail!
Explore new cocktails you'd love!
peachPin It
Champagne and Peach
The Champagne and Peach cocktail has a delicate, fruity, and slightly sweet taste with a hint of effervescence from the champagne. It is light, refreshing, and well-balanced.
Ginger-peach Piña Colada
The Ginger-peach Piña Colada is sweet, creamy, and fruity, with a hint of spice from the ginger. The peach adds a juicy, sweet note, while the coconut and pineapple give it that classic tropical flavor. The rum adds a warm, boozy kick.
Fuzzy Navel
The Fuzzy Navel is a sweet, fruity, and refreshing cocktail. It has a bright citrus taste from the orange juice, combined with the smooth and sweet flavor of peach schnapps. The drink is light and easy to sip, making it perfect for warm weather or a relaxing evening.
Sex on the Beach
The Sex on the Beach cocktail is a fruity, sweet, and refreshing drink with a hint of tartness. The combination of orange and cranberry juices creates a vibrant and tangy flavor, while the peach schnapps adds a touch of sweetness. The vodka provides a subtle kick, making this cocktail a perfect balance of flavors.
Blushing Bride
The Blushing Bride cocktail is a delightful balance of sweet and sour. The raspberry mix adds a fruity sweetness, which is perfectly balanced by the tartness of the sweet & sour mix. The vodka gives it a bit of a kick, while the champagne or prosecco adds a bubbly, festive touch.
Margarita
The Margarita is a well-balanced cocktail with a bright, citrusy flavor. It is both sweet and sour, with the tanginess of lime juice complementing the sweetness of the orange liqueur. The tequila adds a strong, earthy backbone, while the salt rim enhances the overall taste and adds a savory touch.
Daiquiri
The Daiquiri is a refreshing, tangy, and slightly sweet cocktail with a hint of citrus. It has a light and crisp taste, making it perfect for warm weather or as an aperitif.
Pina Colada
The Piña Colada is a sweet, creamy, and fruity cocktail with a smooth texture. The flavors of pineapple and coconut blend harmoniously, creating a tropical taste sensation. The rum adds a subtle warmth and depth to the drink.
Bramble
The Bramble cocktail is a delightful mix of sweet, sour, and fruity flavors. The gin provides a strong, herbal base, while the lemon juice adds a refreshing tartness. The blackberry liqueur and simple syrup bring a sweet, fruity balance to the drink.
Harvey Wallbanger
The Harvey Wallbanger has a sweet and fruity taste, with a hint of herbal bitterness from the Galliano. The orange juice adds a refreshing citrus flavor, while the vodka provides a smooth and subtle kick.
Painkiller
The Painkiller cocktail is a delightful mix of sweet, tangy, and slightly spicy flavors. The combination of pineapple and orange juices creates a fruity base, while the coconut cream adds a rich, creamy sweetness. The dark rum provides a strong, warming backbone, and the freshly grated nutmeg on top adds a subtle hint of spice.
Whiskey Sour
The Whiskey Sour is a well-balanced cocktail with a tangy, sour taste from the lemon juice, a subtle sweetness from the simple syrup, and a rich, warming sensation from the whiskey. The egg white adds a smooth, creamy texture.
Tom Collins
The Tom Collins has a refreshing, slightly sour, and mildly sweet taste. It is a well-balanced cocktail with a smooth and light texture, making it easy to drink and enjoy.
French 75
The French 75 has a bright, effervescent taste with a perfect balance of sweet and sour flavors. The combination of gin, lemon juice, and simple syrup creates a tangy, refreshing base, while the champagne adds a luxurious, bubbly finish.
Gimlet
The Gimlet cocktail has a bright, tangy, and slightly sweet taste. The combination of gin and lime juice creates a refreshing and crisp flavor, while the simple syrup adds a touch of sweetness to balance the acidity. The overall taste is clean, sharp, and invigorating.
Pisco Sour
The Pisco Sour is a well-balanced cocktail with a combination of sweet, sour, and strong flavors. The Pisco provides a smooth, fruity base, while the lime juice adds a tangy, refreshing acidity. The simple syrup brings a touch of sweetness, and the egg white creates a rich, frothy texture. The bitters on top add a subtle, aromatic complexity.
Espresso Martini
The Espresso Martini is a rich, velvety, and slightly sweet cocktail with a strong coffee flavor and a hint of bitterness. It has a creamy texture and a frothy top, making it a luxurious and indulgent drink.
Old Fashioned
The Old Fashioned has a rich, complex taste that is both sweet and bitter. The whiskey provides a strong, warming base, while the sugar and bitters add a touch of sweetness and a hint of spice. The orange and cherry garnish add a subtle fruity note.
Mint Julep
The Mint Julep has a refreshing, sweet, and slightly minty taste. It is a well-balanced cocktail with a strong bourbon backbone and a cooling, herbal finish.
Boulevardier
The Boulevardier is a complex and well-balanced cocktail, with a rich and bold taste. It has a bitter-sweet profile, with the bitterness of Campari complementing the sweetness of the vermouth. The whiskey adds warmth and depth, making it a perfect drink for sipping.