description Orgasm Overview
Orgasm, created in 1948 by Delmonico’s bartender Harold Simpson, is a vibrant pink cocktail combining equal parts crème de violette, gin, and Cointreau, typically served over crushed ice.
help Orgasm FAQ
What is in the classic Orgasm cocktail?
The name refers to more than one cocktail recipe, so the ingredients depend on the bar or recipe source. A historical version is associated with gin, orange liqueur, and a violet or cocoa-based liqueur, while modern recipes can use cream liqueurs.
Why can Orgasm cocktail recipes differ so much?
Orgasm is not a single globally standardized recipe like a Martini or Negroni. Bartenders have used the name for different sweet, creamy, or floral combinations over time.
How is a floral Orgasm cocktail usually served?
A floral version can be shaken with ice and served over crushed ice or strained into a chilled glass. Crème de violette gives a purple-floral note, while gin keeps the drink drier and more aromatic.
Is the Orgasm cocktail sweet?
Most versions are sweet because they use liqueurs such as Cointreau, crème de violette, cream liqueur, or coffee liqueur. The balance depends on whether the recipe also includes gin, citrus, or another dry ingredient.
explore Explore More
Reviews & Comments
Write a Review
Be the first to review
Share your thoughts with the community and help others make better decisions.
