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Chivas & Green Tea (Chinese KTV Cocktail)

中国の夜の象徴!スコッチウイスキーの「激甘・緑茶割り」

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Description

A cocktail culture that exploded in 2000s Chinese KTVs (karaoke boxes) and nightclubs, remaining a staple today. Premium Scotch whiskey 'Chivas Regal' (Zhi Hua Shi) is boldly mixed with 'sweet PET bottle green tea' (like Kangshifu). Whiskey aroma and ultra-sweet green tea create miraculous drinkability.

Classification: Adults, Alcohol, Cocktail, KTV, Chivas, Whiskey, Green Tea Mix, Club Culture

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How to use

Ingredients

  • Chivas Regal(or other whiskey)
  • Sweet PET bottle green tea(Kangshifu etc.)
  • Ice

Instructions

  1. [Typical Uses]
  2. [At KTV Karaoke Parties]: Put massive ice in a pitcher, dump in
  3. bottle of Chivas and multiple bottles of sweet green tea. Pour for everyone and chug all night while playing liar's dice (Chui Niu).
Learn more Substitutes, pairings, tips

Key spices

Whiskey malt aroma、jasmine/green tea astringency、and a heavy punch of sugar sweetness

Substitutes at Japanese supermarkets

Mix whiskey with JP green tea and add massive gum syrup

Pairing

Fruit Platter / Sunflower Seeds / All KTV Snacks

Trivia

'Chivas Regal' became the overwhelming top brand in China because the marketing for this 'Green Tea Mix' succeeded massively. Buy sweet green tea at an Asian store and try it at home.

Eating tips & etiquette

Scotsmen might faint seeing this, but it's astonishingly delicious. Green tea astringency and sugar completely coat the whiskey's alcohol bite, letting even lightweights drink it infinitely like juice.

Allergen

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