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The Bubble Gum Shot

0.25 Vodka
0.25 Banana Liqueur
0.25 Orange Juice
0.25 Peach Schnapps
Layer in order into a shot glass.

The Bubble Gum Shot

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The Bubble Gum cocktail, with its fruity blend of vodka, banana liqueur, orange juice, and peach schnapps, falls into the Fruity Cocktail family. Its origin is unknown, likely a modern concoction born from the popularity of sweet, playful drinks.

What does the The Bubble Gum Shot taste like?

Bubble Gum is a playful, fruity cocktail with a playful sweetness. The banana liqueur gives it a creamy, tropical base, while the orange juice adds a bright citrus punch. Peach Schnapps brings a delicate floral sweetness, with the vodka providing a smooth, clean finish. It’s a light and refreshing drink, perfect for a sunny afternoon or a fun night out.

What tips do you have when making the The Bubble Gum Shot?

For a perfectly balanced Bubble Gum, use a good quality vodka and a banana liqueur that’s not too sweet. Freshly squeezed orange juice is key, but don’t overdo it. Start with a small amount of peach schnapps and adjust to taste. Shake with ice until chilled and strain into a chilled glass. A rim of sugar or orange zest adds a nice touch.

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