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Stirred · 1 serving

The Palace of Versailles

A blackberry-led cognac aperitif lengthened by Sauvignon Blanc and accented with lightly bruised fresh basil.

Short answer

The Palace of Versailles is a stirred cocktail made with basil, cognac, crème de mûre, sauvignon blanc, and blackberry. The recipe below makes 1 serving, with exact quantities, optional garnishes and steps; preparation takes about 6 minutes.
Time6 min
MethodStirred
GlassCoupe
LevelMedium
By Kokto EditorialAdded to catalog Kokto published catalog snapshotHow we review recipes

1 serving

The Palace of Versailles ingredients

These original amounts make 1 serving. Compare cl, US fluid ounces and parts to use the measure you have at home.

How ml, US oz and parts work
The Palace of Versailles ingredients in original amounts, cl, oz and parts
IngredientAmountclozparts
Basil4 leaf———
Cognac45 ml4.5 cl1.5 oz3 parts
Crème de MûreSource specifies this bottle: Giffard Crème de Mûre liqueur15 ml1.5 cl0.5 oz1 part
Sauvignon Blanc20 ml2 cl0.7 oz1.3 parts
Blackberry1 piece———

Garnish: Exactly one small blackberry and one tiny basil leaf on a short plain pick

Method

How to make The Palace of Versailles

Follow the 6 reviewed catalog steps in order.

  1. 01

    Pre-chill one clear coupe and place one small ripe blackberry with one tiny fresh basil leaf on a short plain pick.

  2. 02

    Select three additional fresh basil leaves and slap them once between your palms to express their oils without tearing them.

  3. 03

    Add the three aromatic basil leaves, 45 ml cognac, 15 ml blackberry liqueur, and 20 ml chilled Sauvignon Blanc to a mixing glass.

  4. 04

    Fill the mixing glass with solid cold ice and stir smoothly for 20–25 seconds until cold and lightly diluted.

  5. 05

    Fine-strain into the chilled coupe, leaving every bruised basil fragment behind.

  6. 06

    Rest the single blackberry-and-basil pick neatly at the rim and serve without another garnish.

Tasting profile

What does The Palace of Versailles taste like?

The strongest signals in Kokto’s five-axis profile are strength (4/5) and freshness (4/5).

Kokto editorial profile for this exact house build. Scores are directional, not laboratory measurements or universal values.

Sweetness3 / 5
Sourness2 / 5
Bitterness1 / 5
Strength4 / 5
Freshness4 / 5

Quick answers

The Palace of Versailles questions

What is in a The Palace of Versailles?

Kokto’s build uses basil, cognac, crème de mûre, sauvignon blanc, and blackberry.

How long does a The Palace of Versailles take to make?

The governed recipe allows about 6 minutes for one serving. Equipment, ice and ingredient preparation can change the real time.

How is a The Palace of Versailles prepared?

It uses a stirred method and is served in a coupe. Follow the reviewed steps above instead of relying on the method label alone.

Is a The Palace of Versailles alcohol-free?

No. This Kokto recipe contains alcoholic ingredients and is intended only for adults of legal drinking age.

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Evidence

Sources & editorial note

The ingredients and steps above are Kokto's recipe specification. An external classic reference may use different amounts or techniques; follow one complete specification when mixing.

  • Cocktail App English editorial catalog B170https://www.diffordsguide.com/cocktails/recipe/3751/the-palace-of-versailles · amounts, steps, timing and entity relationships
  • Kokto governed media recordCocktail App project owner · Project-owned generated original — all rights reserved

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