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Formosa

The Washington Post, June 11, 2008

Summary:

This is a refreshing variation on the classic Port Tonic cocktail. The low-alcohol sparkling sake (at 7 percent, about half the alcohol level of wine), with its crisp, dry taste and earthy, champagnelike aroma, balances the sweet white port.

Jason Wilson recommends using Moon Rabbit sparkling sake for the mix.

1 serving

Ingredients:

Directions:

Fill an old-fashioned glass with crushed ice. Add the white port and sparkling sake. Squeeze the twist of orange peel over the drink (to release its natural oils), then drop it in.

Recipe Source:

From Derek Brown, general manager and sommelier at Komi in Dupont Circle.

173 calories, n/a fat, n/a saturated fat, n/a cholesterol, 4mg sodium, 11g carbohydrates, n/a dietary fiber, n/a sugar, n/a protein.

Tested by Bonnie S. Benwick for The Washington Post.
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