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Cobbler meets coffee:  the Cobblers Apprentice.
If the shoe fits: the cobbler’s apprentice from the Apothecary bar. Photograph: Dan Matthews/The Guardian
If the shoe fits: the cobbler’s apprentice from the Apothecary bar. Photograph: Dan Matthews/The Guardian

Cocktail of the week: the cobbler’s apprentice – recipe

Coffee flavours meet citrus and sherry in this low-alcohol pick-me-up

This take on the classic sherry cobbler is a refreshing, low-ABV cocktail with hints of coffee, making it ideal for brunch or for the start of a night out. It’s a firm favourite at the Apothecary bar.

The cobbler’s apprentice

Serves 1

15ml standard 1:1 sugar syrup
40ml
dry fino – we use González Byass Tio Pepe
20ml coffee liqueurMr Black or Fair’s café liqueur, for preference
15ml fresh orange juice
15ml fresh lime juice
1 slice orange, to garnish

Pour all the liquids into a tall highball glass, then fill the glass with crushed or cracked ice and give everything a quick churn with a mixing spoon. Top up with more ice, garnish with a slice of orange and serve.

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