Scooter is a creamy after-dinner cocktail with brandy, amaretto, and light cream. Shaking is needed to integrate the dairy and liqueur texture.
Shake brandy, amaretto, and light cream with cracked ice until cold and smooth. Fine strain into a chilled coupe glass and serve without garnish.
Serve up in a chilled coupe glass with a smooth pale beige color and no garnish.
Pair it with almond cake, tiramisu, chocolate mousse, vanilla custard, or biscotti.
This drink belongs to the family of creamy liqueur after-dinner cocktails popular in late-20th-century bar culture.
Best after dinner, as a dessert drink, or for guests who like almond and cream flavors.
Brandy gives fruit-spirit warmth, amaretto adds almond sweetness, and light cream softens the drink into a velvety texture.
Creamy, nutty, gentle, and dessert-like.
Add a small coffee note with espresso or coffee liqueur for a darker after-dinner profile.
18%
⚠️ Alcoholic beverage: not suitable for minors, pregnant individuals, or designated drivers. Please enjoy responsibly.
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