Add Sparkling Wine To This Citrusy Cocktail For A Fruity Take On The French 75 - Chowhound

Catherine Falls Commercial/Getty Images The popular French 75, which originally got its name from World War I and has since evolved over time, is usually made by shaking ice, gin, and simple syrup in a shaker, straining it into a flute or coupe-shaped glass, and topping it off with sparkling wine. While delicious on its own, sometimes it could do with a fruity touch. This is where the French Blonde cocktail comes…