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$3.63
cost
174
cal
23.3%
ABV
3/5
NA score
1.16
std drinks
13.8g
sugar
Naked and Famous
An easy tequila cocktail built on mezcal.
The Recipe
- mezcal0.75 oz
- aperol0.75 oz
- chartreuse yellow0.75 oz
- lime juice0.75 oz
Flavor Profile
Cost
Cost Breakdown
Pour cost
$3.63
Bar price
$16–$22
You save
$12.37
| Ingredient | Amount | Cost |
|---|---|---|
| mezcal | 0.75 oz | $1.06 |
| aperol | 0.75 oz | $0.65 |
| chartreuse yellow | 0.75 oz | $1.77 |
| lime juice | 0.75 oz | $0.14 |
| Total pour cost | $3.63 | |
Nutrition
Nutrition Facts
Calories
174
Sugar
13.8g
ABV
23.3%
Std drinks
1.16
| Ingredient | Calories | % Total |
|---|---|---|
| chartreuse yellow | 69 | 39.7% |
| mezcal | 50.3 | 28.9% |
| aperol | 48.8 | 28% |
| lime juice | 6 | 3.4% |
Carbs: 14g
Alcohol: 16.3g
Volume: 3 oz
Zero-Proof
Non-Alcoholic Version
3/5Convertibility
Original cost
$3.63
Zero-proof cost
$3.50
| Original | Replacement | Cost |
|---|---|---|
| mezcal | Lyre's Agave Reserva Spirit(Lyre's) | $1.20 |
| aperol | Lyre's Italian Spritz(Lyre's) | $1.14 |
| chartreuse yellow | Lyre's Aperitif Rosso(Lyre's) | $1.01 |
| lime juice | Kept | $0.14 |
Flavor notes
This recipe converts cleanly because citrus, dilution, and modifiers still do most of the work.
Pairs Well With
tequilasalted nutscitrus olivesfish tacoseloteguacamolemolehot wingsgreen curryjerk chickenspicy tuna rollsribeyeburgershort ribssteak fritesoystersshrimp cocktailcevichegrilled fishmarinated olivesfried artichokesdeviled eggs
Common Questions
- What ingredients do I need for a Naked and Famous?
- 0.75 oz mezcal, 0.75 oz aperol, 0.75 oz chartreuse yellow, 0.75 oz lime juice.
- How much does a Naked and Famous cost to make at home?
- The estimated pour cost for a Naked and Famous is $3.63 using standard US retail bottle prices.
- How many calories are in a Naked and Famous?
- A Naked and Famous has approximately 174 calories, with 23.3% ABV and 13.8g of sugar.
- Can I make a non-alcoholic Naked and Famous?
- Yes — the Naked and Famous has a convertibility score of 3/5. The zero-proof version costs approximately $3.50.