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Clover Club
Gin, lemon, raspberry and egg white shaken to a soft pink foam.
- Strength
- 12% ABV
- Standard drinks (US)
- 1
- Calories
- 156 kcal
- In the glass
- 5⅛ oz
- Method
- Shaken
- London Dry Gin
- Lemon Juice
- Raspberry Syrup
- Egg White
How to Make a Clover Club
- Add the London dry gin, lemon juice, raspberry syrup and egg white to a shaker.
- Shake without ice for 10 seconds to whip the egg white.
- Fill with ice and shake hard for 12 to 15 seconds.
- Double strain into a chilled coupe.
- Garnish with raspberries.
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Tilt Pour With Your PhoneStrap your phone to the bottle. It counts every pour and buzzes at the measure.
About the Clover Club
Named after a Philadelphia gentlemen's club that met from the 1880s. Later dismissed as a ladies' drink, it was rediscovered by craft bartenders.
Bartender's tip: Dry shake for a silkier foam that holds the raspberry garnish.
Taste Profile
Sweet
Sour
Bitter
Strong
Fresh
Good to Know
- What glass is a Clover Club served in?
- A coupe. The stem keeps your hand away from the cold drink, and the curved rim makes it far harder to spill than a V-shaped martini glass.
- Is a Clover Club shaken or stirred?
- Shaken. It contains citrus, juice, cream or egg, which need the force and aeration of shaking.
- How strong is a Clover Club?
- About 12% ABV after dilution, or roughly 1 US standard drinks (14 g of alcohol) per serve.
- How many calories are in a Clover Club?
- Roughly 156 kcal per drink, most of it from alcohol.
- Can I make a Clover Club without London dry gin?
- Yes. Vodka is the closest substitute, though the drink will taste different.