The Story Behind The Pineapple French 75
The French 75 cocktail has a long, storied history. One thing we can always rely on is its deliciousness. This variation is perfect for easy entertaining over the holiday season because it’s built in a Champagne glass; but it can provide light, tropical refreshment all year round.
The classic French 75 is a dry cocktail but the addition of fresh pineapple here adds a little sweetness into the mix. It's a standout spin on the traditional version.
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