4 cl | Amaretto |
4 cl | Cognac |
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Flavor:
Base:
Liqueur
Decoration:
No Decoration
Glass:
Tumbler
Strength:
Combine Amaretto and Cognac with ice cubes in a tumbler and stir well.
The French Connection is a classic cocktail consisting of Cognac and Amaretto. The cocktail gained popularity in the 1970s and is often regarded as a drink that men commonly order. The French Connection gets its name from the 1971 film of the same name, directed by William Friedkin. The movie was a huge success and is considered a classic of 1970s cinema. The cocktail was ordered in the film by the main actor, Gene Hackman, contributing to its rise in fame. The French Connection is a potent cocktail, often enjoyed as a digestif after a meal. It is typically ordered by those who prefer a strong, classic cocktail without excessive sweetness or additional ingredients. The cocktail also has a connection to French culture, as brandy is a French spirit made from wine. Although the French Connection has fallen somewhat out of fashion in recent years, it remains a classic cocktail appreciated by enthusiasts of strong and straightforward drinks.