How to Make a Slippery Nipple Layered Shooter

Set a shot glass or cordial glass on a table., Pour the Sambuca directly into the glass so that it fills up a little less than three-fourths of the glass. , Using the technique described in the article Make Layered Shots, layer the Baileys Irish...

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Step-by-Step Guide

  1. Step 1: Set a shot glass or cordial glass on a table.

    Estimate the capacity (volume) the shot glass or cordial glass.

    This can be done by eye or with measuring cups.

    The Sambuca will take up a about three-fourths of the glass, and the Baileys Irish Cream will take up about one fourth of the glass.

    The grenadine will take up a negligible amount of the glass.

    You don't want to overfill the glass, so leave a little extra space.
  2. Step 2: Pour the Sambuca directly into the glass so that it fills up a little less than three-fourths of the glass.

    ,, This can be done by pouring just a little bit of grenadine into a small measuring cup (such as a jigger) and, while holding the cup a few inches or more above the top of the cordial or shot glass, drip the grenadine onto the Baileys.

    The grenadine needs to pick up a little speed on its may down to the Baileys so that it can impact the layer of Baileys and form the nipple shape. ,
  3. Step 3: Using the technique described in the article Make Layered Shots

  4. Step 4: layer the Baileys Irish Cream over the Sambuca.

  5. Step 5: Drip one single drop of grenadine onto the center of the top of the layer of Baileys Irish Cream.

  6. Step 6: Serve the drink.

Detailed Guide

Estimate the capacity (volume) the shot glass or cordial glass.

This can be done by eye or with measuring cups.

The Sambuca will take up a about three-fourths of the glass, and the Baileys Irish Cream will take up about one fourth of the glass.

The grenadine will take up a negligible amount of the glass.

You don't want to overfill the glass, so leave a little extra space.

,, This can be done by pouring just a little bit of grenadine into a small measuring cup (such as a jigger) and, while holding the cup a few inches or more above the top of the cordial or shot glass, drip the grenadine onto the Baileys.

The grenadine needs to pick up a little speed on its may down to the Baileys so that it can impact the layer of Baileys and form the nipple shape. ,

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