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Breton punchA little taste of apple

Breton punch Ajouter aux favoris

Warm? No: refreshing! Breton punch is poured, shared and savoured to the rhythm of the waves on the Pink Granite Coast. Glasses raised, bursts of laughter, the scent of citrus fruits, a hint of mead or chouchen… and Brittany is ready for the aperitif.

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Make a Breizh-style punch

Preparation for 1 glass


Ingredients

  • 2 measures of Rum
  • ½ measure honey
  • ¾ measure lemon juice
  • 1 measure cider (or apple juice)
  • 2 measures sparkling water
  • 2 measures sparkling wine

Garnish:

  • 3 cinnamon sticks
  • Dried apple slices

Preparation

Preparation time: 5 min per glass

Pour the rum, honey and lemon juice into a large wine glass.
Fill the glass with ice and stir gently to combine the ingredients.
Add the sparkling water, cider and sparkling wine.
Stir again to mix and add more ice.
Garnish with cinnamon sticks and dehydrated apple slices if you wish.
Serve and enjoy this delicious Punch Breton!

What’s the occasion?

Don’t hesitate to serve this Punch Breton as a festive aperitif with friends. During the festive season, for a convivial moment after a freshly iodised walk along the customs path. In summer, enjoy a refreshing drink on a terrace lulled by the Breton breeze and the gentle sun descending over the horizon.

Alcohol abuse is dangerous for your health. Drink in moderation.

A more local version of the Jabadao

The Jabadao is a Breton dance that was danced in pairs. Nowadays, the expression “faire la Jabadao” means “to party”. It’s also the name of the Breton arranged rums produced on the Pink Granite Coast, using fruit from local orchards: apples, pears, strawberries and raspberries.
You can use Jabadao’s arrangés for an even more Breizh Breton punch!

You will need

  • a wine glass
  • a citrus press
  • a blender
  • a coffee spoon
  • a knife

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