Brass Monkey (cocktail)

Brass Monkey is a type of cocktail that has gained popularity in various parts of the world. The name "Brass Monkey" is often associated with a number of different cocktail recipes. The most common version of the Brass Monkey cocktail consists of a mixture of malt liquor and orange juice, although other variations exist.

History

The origin of the Brass Monkey cocktail is somewhat disputed. Some sources suggest that the drink was first created in the 1970s, while others claim that it has been around for much longer. The cocktail gained significant popularity in the 1980s, largely due to its mention in a song by the Beastie Boys.

Preparation

The most common version of the Brass Monkey cocktail is prepared by filling a glass with ice, adding malt liquor until the glass is two-thirds full, and then topping it off with orange juice. The drink is typically stirred before being served.

There are also other variations of the Brass Monkey cocktail. For example, some recipes call for the addition of rum or vodka instead of malt liquor. Others suggest using different types of juice, such as pineapple juice or grapefruit juice, in place of orange juice.

Popularity

The Brass Monkey cocktail has been popularized in popular culture, particularly through music. The Beastie Boys, a popular American hip-hop group, released a song titled "Brass Monkey" on their 1986 album Licensed to Ill. The song's lyrics reference the cocktail, which helped to increase its popularity.

See also

• Cocktail
• Malt liquor
• Orange juice
• Beastie Boys

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