Get your beermosa ingredients ready for a beermosa cocktail. If you want a beermosa recipe, then I got you. Now, without further ado, let us make this beermosa beer recipe.
Cheap Man’s Mimosa Is The Beermosa Beer Recipe
When I think of mimosas, I think of a beverage being cultivated with the highest quality of champagne, mixed with orange juice that was squeezed out of the same oranges that were in a garden created by a man with a green thumb.
Thankfully, you can make a superb mimosa by getting some champagne and orange juice from your local store.
Furthermore, if you are on a budget, you can make mimosas by buying cheap champagne. On the contrary, cheap champagne is not for everybody.
Let’s be honest, when you buy cheap champagne, you will usually get what you paid for.
Moreover, I speak for myself when I say that there are a few cheap champagnes out there that do not make my stomach hurt.
Champagne, in general, may make some people stomach hurt, so what would be a good substitute? Now, this is where you pull out the beermosa ingredients and get to work on this beermosa recipe.
What Is A Beermosa
I got to say, I was satisfyingly surprised at how good this beermosa beer recipe came out to be. I do not even consider myself to be a big beer guzzler, but this beverage was nice to drink all the same.
Also, one may think of the question, “what is a beermosa?” A beermosa is pretty much a mimosa with beer substituting the champagne. That is the beermosa ingredients for you.
For the case of this recipe, the beermosa consists of beer, orange juice, and triple sec, and that is it. Additionally, a pinch of salt is welcome, but it is optional.
The goal of this recipe is to be able to make a fantastic drink without having to buy a lot of ingredients.
Also, this recipe is great for anyone drinking on a budget. The beermosa ingredients for this recipe are not expensive.
This beermosa beer recipe may have more than two ingredients, but it is still a convenient, cheap, and delicious recipe to make nonetheless.
Best Beer For This Beermosa Recipe
As I mentioned before, I am not a huge beer swallower. However, based on my experience, I never had a beer that I did not like when it was mixed with orange juice.
If I had to guess a beer that would be perfect for this recipe, I would say any beer that has some citrus in it.
Furthermore, examples of these beers are Belgian-style ale, wheat beer, etc.
Sounds like some magnificent beermosa ingredients.
Beermosa Origin
I heard of a legend, and by legend, I mean Google, that the beermosa was created during a camping trip.
The campers were hungover, so the beermosa cocktail was a remedy to cure the sickness that came from drinking too much.
I may not be the brightest color in the rainbow, but I am pretty sure that drinking more alcohol may not be the best cure for drinking too much alcohol.
Also, why are these folk getting drunk in the middle of the wilderness like bears, coyotes, and mountain lions does not exist?
Regardless of the origin story, the beermosa is here to stay for a good time and a long time. Since this is the case, I can say that I appreciate a good beermosa cocktail.
I was even more appreciative once I created the beermosa beer recipe.
Can You Drink A Beermosa Cocktail For Brunch?
You can absolutely drink a beermosa cocktail during brunch. In fact, I would go as far as calling this a quadruple B. What is a quadruple B? Big brunch beermosa beverage.
If there was a fifth B, then it would be breakfast, because that is when I am drinking this delightful beverage.
Speaking of breakfast, if it is morning time, and you want something to drink, then I am sure that a beermosa will have the same effect as a mimosa would.
Just get the beermosa ingredients and see for yourself.
How Much Alcohol Is In The Beermosa Recipe?
Typically, beermosa and other brunch cocktails are served during the afternoon in bars, daytime parties, etc. In these settings, the alcohol intake in the beermosa will probably be on the low side.
On the contrary, if you are making the beermosa beer recipe, then you can put as much alcohol in your drink as you want.
Do not sleep on beer, orange juice, and triple sec. They will get the job done every time. Furthermore, if you do not like orange juice, then you can use pineapple juice or whatever your favorite juice is instead.
What Glasses Do You Serve Beermosa Cocktail In?
Beermosa is usually served in a beer mug. If you want to get really fancy with it, then you can make this beermosa cocktail recipe in what is called a champagne flute.
Does that mean these are the only glasses that you can drink a beermosa in? Not at all.
You can drink your beermosa out of a magical lamp if you want to, the drink will still get you where you need to be.
Making The Beermosa Recipe
Beermosa Ingredients:
- 6 oz Beer
- 6 oz Orange Juice
- 1 oz Triple Sec Syrup
- 1 Pinch Salt (Optional)
Equipment:
- Beer Can Glass
- Beer Mug
- Mason Jar with Handle
How To Make Beermosa
Pour your juice and triple sec into your beer mug. Adding a pinch of salt is optional. Mix the ingredients, then top it off with your beer.
As easy as that, you can now enjoy your beermosa.
Beermosa Beer
Supplies and Equipment
- 1 Beer Mug
Ingredients
- 6 Oz Beer
- 6 Oz Orange Juice
- 1 Oz Triple Sec
- 1 Pinch Salt Optional
Instructions
How To Make Beermosa
- Pour your juice and triple sec into your beer mug.
- Adding a pinch of salt is optional.
- Mix the ingredients, then top it off with your beer.
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