RABO DE GALO - a classic cocktail from Brazil that's seriously good
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Today's cocktail is a classic from Brazil - the Rabo de Galo! This drink dates back to the 1950s, but didn't officially gain international recognition until 2023 when it was accepted into the International Bartender's Association (IBA). Originally, the Rabo de Galo began as a shot, promoting sales of sweet vermouth, but later evolved into a strong cocktail served up or on the rocks (the name translates to "tail of the rooster" or cocktail). Every bartender makes their Rabo de Galo a little differently - giving the drink a personal touch while leaving it open to debate. Hope you enjoy this recipe and love the Rabo de Galo as much as I do. Cheers!
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The Booze: 4:53
The Recipe: 6:02
Sips & Sign Off: 7:09
THE RABO DE GALO RECIPE 6:02
1.5 oz. (45 ml) Novo Fogo Barrel-Aged Cachaça
1/2 oz. (15 ml) Cocchi Vermouth di Torino
1/4 oz. (7.5 ml) Cynar
Expressed lime oil and lime peel for garnish
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00:38 Viski
02:29 The History
04:53 The Booze
06:02 The Recipe
07:09 Sips & Sign Off
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I liked that Negroni glass, but didn't realize how small it was... Works better if you have access to nice 1-inch cubes, it seems.
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Just white cachaça on a shot glass mixed with Vermouth, no chill, no ice, no lime.. that's how most Brazilians drink. It's a party starter. Bring the icy cold beers.
Para obter um verdadeiro rabo de galo não se deve misturar. A versão popular é sem gelo, om Cinzano e Fernet, colocados em paralelo, com cuidado cuidado. Uma única girada para cima forma uma pluma colorida: o rabo de galo.
the video is so authentic that has the traditional brazilian vira-lata caramelo
underrated comment
Put some samba on!
Onde?
@@papafigo2253 8’22”
@@papafigo2253 no finalzinho do vídeo
The man is doing a Brazilian drink and also has a Caramell Dog which is Brazil's most valuable asset.
What a champ.
Caramelo Seal of Approval
@@metalhev3989😂😂😂😂😂😂
Ele tem um Cachorro Caramelo? Não vi!
Popularmente, é o símbolo do Brasil.
not any caramel dog, it has to be a stray caramel dog
NOW the caramell horse is the most valuable asset
The fact that "rabo de galo" its the literal translation for cocktail is just amazing.
Exato, tanto que tiram sarro aqui com isso
Just flip my mind when he said it! caralho!
O mais engraçado é que aqui se escreve "coquetel", por um erro de pronúncia, o que acabou criando o termo "coquete", que eram mulheres que induziam os homens a comprar coqueteis com o charme delas nos anos 30/40, e se tornou sinônimo para mulheres que flertam por diversão.
😎
You've summoned the Brazilian troops 🇧🇷
well, here we are. great video!!
acho que não é nem de perto o rabo de galo que é vendido nos butecos aqui no Brasil !!
Brazil mentioned! lmao rabo de galo is such a classic
@@rodrigobraune2778 então mano. Ele explica no vídeo que comecou como um shot metade vermute, metade cachaca, e aí evoluiu pra cada um fazer de um jeito. Mas ano passado o rabo de galo entrou na lista dos drinks reconhecidos na associacão aí (IBA) e é esse que ele ensina
The USA, Russia and China may rule the world, but Brazil is the one who dominates the internet.
Ps: Portugal, return the gold to Brazil LOL 😂😂😂
Man I literally got the chills watching this one. As a Brazilian, Rabo de Galo was one of the first cocktails I learned to make, and Mestre Derivan was a local legend. When he passed away the whole bartender community was sad. This is a beautiful homage to a man who taught Brazil how to take care of a cocktail and of his clients. He was such a nice guy. Thank you Anders. Literally tears of joy here. Pls come to Brazil!
+1 to an Anders Brazil travel series. ❤
Tmj seus pinguço !
Emocionante a lembrança do grande Mestre Derivan! E que baita coquetel exportamos para o mundo. Saúde! ❤🥃
I love these kinds of replies!
Não conheço derivan. Rabo de galo em petrópolis vai um pouco de tudo que tem no butiquim. Não sabia que tinham gourmetizado o rabo, achei que ele era ingourmetizavel, o rabo de galo. Or cock tail
- Falou do Brasil, convocou toda a irmandade.... Mostrou um vira-lata caramelo no final, +10000 pontos.
- He spoke about Brazil, he called on the whole brotherhood.... He showed a caramel mutt at the end, +10000 points.
Anders is worthy
I was one of the chefs that helped open a Brazilian restaurant in midtown NYC. We had a cocktail consultant named Marcio Silva. He showed us how in Brazil they make pre-batched vermouth bases. Essentially they would mix 3-6 different vermouths to create incredible textures ranging from silky smooth to thick and robust. Very clever!
Sounds awesome! Would like to hear more of that!
Thanks from Brazil for popularizing this cocktail among the English-speaking public. Your Brazilian Portuguese pronunciation was perfect!
It's funny because in Brazil we can write it "Cocktail, coquetél OR rabo de galo" because they mean the same thing
Being brazilian, I find the thought of high end places and properly trained cocktail artists making "rabo de galo" hilarious, cause my association is basically the grumpy old man with a dirty towel across his shoulder, which he uses to dry your glass (maybe justifying the "copo sujo" (dirty glass) term that we use to describe such bars) at your local "boteco" making "rabo de galo" to the same customers who live around. He also knows them and their families by name and everything, (picture the Simpsons moe bar, but dirtier). That's where I imagine a guy ordering and drinking a rabo de galo when I think about it.
This video brought me... PERSPECTIVE.
Thanks, lol.
Exactly what I thought
There's definitely something hilarious about it, but it's also beautiful, in how culture can spread and transform. Carlos Cachaça and Cartola wrote in "Tempos Idos" how the humble samba was carried forth by genius musicians and, victoriously, made its way into the highest circles of society. We could make the same case for the Rabo de Galo, and how it's now exalted and celebrated by people around the world, even on UA-cam. Still, it's always important to remember and celebrate its roots, and also exalt the grumpy old men who prepared this drink to the people he knew as if they're his brothers and sisters.
Long live the boteco!
O que é bom não respeita classes..
Eu já tava gostando do vídeo, só por mencionar o Brasil, ai me vem um caramelo no final? que isso gente....PERFEITO 😂🇧🇷
Being from Brazil myself, it is very cool to see Rabo de Galo here and the way you pronounced it makes me think someone from São Paulo taught you how 😂 you’re amazing mate! 👏🏼
Thanks to bring brazilian cocktalery to your chanel. Rabo de Galo is a cocktail very very common in "botecos" ( poor pubs suburbs in Brazil). Usually is only a mixing of Cachaça and Cynar and is just poured in the glass, not shaken or stirred, of course I will try yours recipe, looks great!
O engraçado é que "rabo de galo" é literalmente "cock tail"
@@vcprado exato! O que é bastante curioso se você pensar 😂
em SP ngm fala "di" , ta mais pro sotaque fofin de MInas
@@GabriEla-ch5ke como assim? Haha todo mundo que conheço de SP fala “di”! Não conheço ninguém que fala “dêmais”, “dê noitê” etc 😂
A couple of parts charisma, a part history and storytelling, a part clear instructions and demonstration, and put it all in a relevantly sponsored vid. Very enjoyable, easy watching with fun notes and a a lingering desire to try a new drink.
The best representation of Rabo de Galo that I ever see from abroad. The version with only Cynar is very common in some states of Brasil like Minas Gerais and I would not say that any brasilian would think to make a Rabo de Galo with another amaro. We had very heavy taxes on oversees products until ultil the 90's so Averna, Ramazotti, Montenegro were very rare. For a long time Brasil only had Cynar and Campari that were made locally.
Thanks for the comment - and insight. Cheers
I didn't realize cynar and campari were local to Brazil
@@tomjudkins3799 We had a huge italian migation here, so many italian brands opened factories here.
Cynar is really cheap here, yo can find it as low as US$4,00, so there is almost a prejudice with Cynar outside the cocktail comunity for being the poor drunk guy choice.
I guess that shows how much of a mark up we pay in North America...
I was coming to say that! My Rabo de Galo's recipe (as a São Paulo's East Side resident) came from local bars. They usually have only a Cheap cachaça and Cynar in it. At home I like to use a Barrel-aged one, but stick to only Cynar and Lime. Don't feel the need for a Vermut on it ❤
I love that you mentioned Mestre Derivan during the video. Great work and recipe, Anders, you should try a Macunaíma whenever you want to record a Brazilian cocktail again.
Mestre Derivan was the best teacher I had, an amazing and charismatic figure who left us way too early. He raised the standards of the cocktail to an art form, about taking care of eveyr detail, the costumers, the ambiance and everything... The guy was such a legend that he managed to put the 2 most common brazilian cocktails into the IBA, before that even most brazilians had a perception that cachaça was a beverage for poor people, many brazilian expensive restaurants and bars didn't even had cachaça on the menu or had just one brand for caipirinhas... Derivan proved that this could be appreciated world wide and after him everyone went after how to make good caipirinhas and good rabo de galos...
Today I learned there's an artichoke-based liqueur.
😂😂😂 Me too!
same 🤣
There's a whole amaro sub-category that use artichoke (carciofo) as a key ingredient. Some amaro varieties use rhubarb or even truffle.
It’s delicious!😋
Cynar is great
What a wonderful video, as a Brazilian bartender it makes me very happy to see Rabo de Galo on the mixology channel that I like the most. Hugs!
"I know mango is "manga" and "manga" also means sleeve" is the sentence that really convinced me that Anders is interested in brasilian portuguese! Great video!
In Southern Brazil my father took me with him to a lot of "cancha de bocha" (bocce cort), where no one plays bocce, but everyone drinks.
His favorite drink was Eu me Odeio (I hate me), simply tonic, tar brandy and lemon.
Great for hangovers, but then became his habitual one, for his habitual hangovers 😅
His liver still works, so I guess this works well.
Eu não consigo achar receita disso online. É algo só do sul mesmo? Parece que o Google não conhece, pq fica me direcionando pra páginas de auto ajuda de AA hahaha
@@turinmormegil7715 hahahahah! Então, nessas canchas nada tem uma proporção complexa -a dúvida, o que vai álcool é a maior porção, ou tudo por igual.
Mas eu me lembro do pai com uma garrafa de tônica junto, que ia colocando no copo com cuidado à medida em que tomava. Copo americano, metade de licor de alcatrão, espreme o limão e despeja a tônica na hora de tomar. Ela espumava, então ele ia colocando e tomando ainda espumando. No final, tu deves tomar só a tônica pura, porque o licor já foi.
Yay Anders! You pronounced it perfectly! The cocktail sounds amazing, but my favorite part is that you still remember the "fun fact" that manga is mango but ALSO sleeve. LOL!
Haha not sure why that stuck with me!! Thanks for the help Priscilla - would've sounded silly without it!
There is also Macunaíma, another very very good brazilian cocktail (imo it beats caipirinha by a lot)
50ml cachaça
20ml lemon juice
15ml rich syrup
7.5ml fernet
See, I've been avoiding buying a bottle of fernet and now you give me a reason to...
Lemon juice or lime juice?
lime@@JanjukvonLowangen
@@lucaskaramThank you for answering! I like Cachaca and have a bottle of Fernet on hand, gonna try this. Greetings from Germany.
@@JanjukvonLowangen I really like this one, it feels like a Caipirinha with more complex notes given by the Fernet. It also has a traditional way of serving, which is shaken, straight up to a small glass called “barriquinha” over a napkin folded in half
Nice! Also, Rabo de Galo is served a lot in what we call "botecos", which are kinda more "shabby" cheap bars all over the coutnry and they often serve it in a "copo americano" (american glass, though it is brazilian), which is a very popular glass in brazil. It is a true classic.
Actually, the american glass is soviet
@@vitorf2303 not really. It was produced by Nadir Figueiredo since 1947 using imported machines from the USA, which is why they called it americano. It has a design similar to a glass known in the US as "soviet glass", but although the model is similar (not identical, the soviet glass is in fact bigger) there is no evidence of a direct connection.
Quando morei em BH eles chamavam copo Lagoinha. Se não me engano era pq a fabrica dele ficava na cidade de Lagoinha
Pronouciation is perfect!!!
Cheers!
Big fan from Brazil
I'm from Brazil and when I was in the university every thusday and Friday my friends and I drink RABO DE GALO to take some courage before the speeches for the masters..It's a classic
You have no need to pronounce brazilian words properly, but I appreciate your effort to do so! You did pronounce them nicely!
Great video! Thank you for making it!
Thank you for helping introduce this drink outside Brazil! Here it is a very popular drink, at first it was consumed by the working class after (or before) a day of work in the Industries. Now it's elevated to the most fancy bars even internationally.
Great content as always, we appreciate very much.
Usually I joke saying that Rabo de Galo is Negroni's worker cousin. But jokes aside, it's great to see it being recognized, without leaving our botecos shelves LOL
I don’t see a lot of drinks with a lime peel garnish and have been looking for more! Super classy looking in this drink I dig it
Congratulations from São Paulo-Brazil!!!
Amazing that you brought a little of our culture to the channel! Thank you very much! Means a lot to our community
the way Brazilians pronounce "r" like an English "h" really messed with me when all my roommates were from Brazil I remember I was helping one through an online job application where you had to record a video, his first take he said "I believe I am a good fit for this hole" and I was like "huh!?" trying not to bust my gut laughing, he meant "role"
H is the normal R sound in the beginning of words in Portuguese, BUT the guy who said HOLE instead of ROLE simply didn't study English or is a very lazy student. the American R sound is very easy to us, it is even present in the accent of Sao Paulo countryside, there's no excuse for this mispronunciation.
Brazilian R is the same as french R not spanish/portuguese R, it’s easier to think this way.
@@LuisKolodin that's rather ignorant of you, he isn't lazy or a bad student, he just simply reverted to speaking a way he is used to without realizing it. I could see myself doing the same thing while trying to learn a language and you should give people a little more grace
@@Gustavovisk21 not in São Paulo. But yes, French R is kinda common in several accents here. And European Portuguese uses French R for Double RR spelling.
@@negljbreakergaming he's not that poor English student as you mentioned. 🤣 Our langugage is considered one of the richest in phonems, that helps a lot when learning a new language (the more phonems you are able to say, the easier to learn new ones). I find quite bizarre a Brazilian making this big mistake, and sure it's very rarely done because American R is a phonem already present in Brazilian accents. As a Brazilian I'd make fun of him non-stop until he quit his unjustified laziness. 🤣🤣🤣
Sheet/shit would be justified
Man/men
Not Role/hole
FINALLY!!! That's the exact recipe I use in my bar! Thanks for remembering Mestre Derivan
Thanks, Anders, for making our brazilian classic on the channel! Myself, I like to make my Rabo de Galo with equal parts of cachaça, sweet vermouth and cynar (sort of like a riff on the negroni), but your specs should work amazingly as well. Love your videos, btw. Cheers! (or, as we say in Brazil, Saúde!)
As a native Tennessean, that rhombus is a parallelogram. Beautiful drink, by the way.
What's the difference?
@@kinezumi89A parallelogram is a four-sided figure (quadrilateral) with two pairs of parallel sides. A rhombus is a parallelogram with the additional constraint that all sides have the same length (unlike Tennessee and the garnish in this video).
Um grande salve pro Tio Nilson, mestre do Rabo de Galo
Tio Nilson, A lenda do cocktail. Natividade neles!!
Grande Tio Nilson!
Nice to see Anders making a famous drink from my country and talking about mestre Derivan! ❤
Just brought a bottle of cachaça back from Brazil and am so stoked that you said it right lol (and stoked to make this, of course)
That first sip facial expression from Az gets me everything time. Love it or hate, she immediately says it all with the eyes! Haha. I can't wait to try this one out. It's new to me!
From Brazil here 😄 Usually we had it next to a beer. It's the best in a hot day ♥️♥️♥️
because after having a couple of these and a couple of beer you don't mind the heat anymore? :D
@@AndDiracisHisProphet Almost! It's a very refreshing drink & our beers are always served stone cold! But yeah, mixing both will give you a hell of a hangover, trust me! hahaha
Very nice video! As a brazillian bartender I didn't know about the history of Rabo de Galo.
I love this drink. I had it last year for the first time beach side in Copacabana. I usually go with Negroni-like specs(see below), though next time I'll try it this way and see how I like it!
1.5 oz. Cachaça (currently using Novo Fogo Colibri)
1.5 oz. Sweet Vermouth (whatever I have on hand)
1.5 oz. Cynar
Stir with ice and strain into lowball glass with a cube. Garnish with orange peel.
Obrigado!
the fact that it translates to cock tail is even better and more people shou7ld know about it
I'm from Brazil and I simply didn't know a thing about this drink. Tks for the history background.
I just made this one with Costa Rican rum (Cacique), sweet vermouth, and Amaro Lucano. It's really good over a big block of clear ice. I used 2 oz. of the Cacique, because the proof is limited to 60. Thanks for posting. Dang I love making cocktails!
I'm Brazilian and i have to say that you know how to do a good rabo de galo! Seriously man! Congrats to you!!!
Try making a Brazilian drink called “traçado”.
It’s a mixture of cognac, sweet vermouth, lime and ice!
Pretty much the same thing as rabo de galo but instead of using cachaçaria you just use cognac.
Really good and I think it tastes better.
This is what I love about this channel, cocktails I would never hear of or run into in the wild. Even if I don't make exactly this, it gives some new ideas for cocktails to make myself. Like, now I know how Cynar tastes, an its bitter so maybe I can use it somewhere wherever I need a little complex bitter flavor.
Perfect recipe with historical facts in detail, congratulations for the research and for bringing our Rabo de Galo !!!
When I finished college I started working in a union. I drove a VW Kombi to make visits to where the affiliates worked and sometimes had lunch with them in very simple bars or restaurants. It was common for those workers to have an aperitif before the meal, a "rabo de galo" made with cheap cachaça and Cynar or another bitter drink. This was in the early 2000s in Curitiba, southern Brazil. It's really cool of you to tell the story of this drink that is so popular here in Brazil. And what a beautiful "caramel doggo"! congratulations on the video!
In 1989 I had my first caipirinha in Rio de Janeiro during Carnaval. Needless to say, I’ve been playing with Cachaça ever since, especially during the lenten season. I’ll have to keep this one in my repertoire, for sure. Thanks for the presentation🍹
Great Anders! I'm from Brazil! Great portuguese man. Keep up the good work!
Rabo de Galo é tradicional nos butecos do Brasil!
Muito bom!
Forte Abraço aqui do Brasil!
Beautiful stuff as always, thanks.
Spirit forward yet refreshing… That is the best description and the main reason I love um bom rabo de galo in the summer
Rabo de Galo and Boulevardier are my favorite top drinks! I loved to see this drink being made and the storytelling. Your pronunciation was on point!
A quick thing about Cinzano: Brazil got massive Italian immigration from 1880 to 1920, but since they got here, the cultural costume to drink Vermute was getting lost to the next few generations (we didn't have any expressive national production). When Cinzano came, the scene was kinda lost. That is why they needed to break a new dirnk as a form to sell and promote the bottle again.
Hey, wanted to point out that the word "cenarius" doesn't exist. You probably meant "scene", but if so I don't understand what exactly you meant (what scene was lost when Cinzano came?).
@@bennemann Thank you for the correction! To answer your question, I have been told that Europeans, especially Italians, frequently consume Vermute in various forms, either as shots or in mixed drinks. However, this isn't common or particularly enjoyable for Brazilians. For our taste, we typically prefer drier or less flavorful beverages, such as cachaça or vodka, which we often mix with fruits to create the cocktails. Vermute, for instance, is sweet and robust.
Hey, Anders! Greetings from Brazil! I've been here since the pandemic. When we were stuck at home, I took an online bartending course. Your videos helped me study and learn new things. One of the course teachers was Master Derivan, a legend in the São Paulo scene. It was a privilege to have a class with someone like him. But I'm stopping by to say that it's fantastic to see how you value the history of mixology and the local legends. Thank you for all your hard work! And congratulations on such thoughtful content!
Very nice, I commented on the caipirinha video about this cocktail one year ago and now it is! That’s exactly how fancy bars in Brazil do, congrats!
This sounds amazing. I've got some bottles to pick up, I have a feeling this will be my drink of the summer! Thanks for sharing, Az & Anders!
Hi! I'm from Brazil, And I've remember that when I've been worked as a welder for a while when I was young. It was very common to drink one or two shots before starts the welding (hands shaking reducing).
Nice video !
As Brasilian, I need to say. Excellent pronunciation! You nailed it! 😎
Glad to see you following up on Brazilian cocktails, Anders! Cheers!
Looks great! Definitely will try
Love Cynar ❤
Thank you so much for this recipe… and for all the others.
Kisses from France 🥃
A "new classic" that it's becoming famous here in Brazil is "Macunaima" drink (created from a bartender here in São Paulo). With cachaça and fernet. Try it... and you will bring to channel for sure !!! Congrats for the channel Mr. !!!!!
greetings from Brazil
Nice one, a classic brazilian cocktail! Great episode! Legal demais, obrigado Anders!
Derivan was a good of friend of mine, a true legend im brazilian cockatail history!
Hugs from Brasil!!!
Brazilian here, I love this cocktail !!!!
I'm Brazilian and never heard of rabo de galo. Def gonna try when I find it!
I had some happy lost memories of me drinking rabo de galo with old friends, thank you for reminding me of those memories with this vid :)
Great to see you again brother!!
Love Rabo de Galo! So glad that you made it 😊
Your Chanel is amazing!
Cheers from Brazil 🇧🇷
Rabo de galo, that´s something every brazilian barman know how to do by instinct. And as usual in my country there´s passionate controversy on details of the making. Yours is really elegantly presented. Muito chique!
Amazing video!
Cheers for Brazil! 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷
Amaizing cocktail. ! I need more!
Another banger from Anders! thank you sir.
Welcome back Anders, it's friends!
Thank you for remember us, a huge hug from Brazil dude... This is very cultural here, and the caramel dog it's the most important part... U are a great person for sure...😂😂😂... very nice....😊😊
This is a great representation of our traditional drink. Good to see this video. you did it well and most important, you speak in the right way about the drink and brazilian drinks. I like this video. Thanks to speak about Brazil so well.
As a Brazilian, I’ve never heard of it. Awesome!
Very cool. Your channel is one of my new favorites. So glad I found it! And my bar stock has soared since!
Love it. Cheers and thanks so much
I cant believe it, my wife and I have just got home and i had a few of my now favourite cocktail Rabo-de- Galo, Cheers 👍🏼
10 for the drink, and 10 for the pronunciation!
Cheers from Brasil! 🇧🇷 ❤
You make a really good research! As I brazillian I can say, congrats! Even I learned a lot.
How great is this video! 'Rabo de galo' is a traditional drink in the corner bars of my town in São Paulo state, and we use the most popular cachaças like "pinga 51" and "O velho barreiro". Long live the old!!!
Great show as always!
Awesome pronunciation! I thought for sure when I saw the title you'd goof it up. Good job, Anders. I only imagine you do this much research for all your videos. A true font of knowledge and accurate information.
as a brazilian, I just LOVED to see my culture spread arround !
The history section is always on point 👌👌
Hi from Brazil! Nice video, bro! Following u by now!
You just got a brazilian passport with this video!
The best cachaça for this drink is the good and old Velho Barreiro.
Brazil mentioned! Let's go!
As a Brazilian, congratulations, It looks perfect
I congratulate your efforts on trying to speak at least a few words in Portuguese, even the name of the drink. Nice work, I'm a new follower now! Oh, and the drink is awesome, I've never had it before here in Brazil 😂
Saúde, from Brazil!! 🇧🇷💚💛🍻
This sounds great. My type of flavor profile overall.
Hey Anders, I'm from Brazil thanks for the video. I liked só much. Can I suggest you make another Brazilian drink called "Bombeirinho" it's amazing too.