Taste profile
Strong, light, soft, and smooth.

Cocktail guide
Flying Dutchman combines Gin, Triple Sec in a ordinary drink served in a old-fashioned glass. It is a strong fit for date night and feels right at home in a well-stocked cocktail rotation.
Taste profile
Strong, light, soft, and smooth.
Best for
Best for date night.
Quick fact
Flying Dutchman is usually served as a ordinary drink in a old-fashioned glass, and its identity is shaped by Gin, Triple Sec.
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Ingredients
How to make it
Method
Stirred
Finish
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Taste map
Strength
Strong
Sweetness
Light
Sourness
Soft
Bitterness
Smooth
Read: Flying Dutchman is a easy alcoholic cocktail for date night with Gin, Triple Sec.
Texture and serve cues
Best for
Best for date night.
Glassware
Old-fashioned glass
More to know before you make it
Flavor read
Expect a spirit-forward finish with support from Gin, Triple Sec.
Best pairing
Easy to serve with snacks, small plates, and casual sharing food.
Serving style
Serve in a old-fashioned glass and aim for a easy prep that still feels polished in the glass.
Where it fits
Flying Dutchman sits comfortably in the gin cocktail tradition, with an approachable style for home bartenders.
Background
Flying Dutchman is usually served as a ordinary drink in a old-fashioned glass, and its identity is shaped by Gin, Triple Sec.
Reference cards
Base spirit
Gin
Category
Ordinary Drink
Alcohol
Alcoholic
Glass
Old-fashioned glass
Method
Stirred
Updated
March 11, 2026
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