After much bourbon and rye last evening at the GBS meeting, today I changed things up with a nice cold Negroni made with Carpano Antica vermouth (excellent in a Manhattan, also).
After much bourbon and rye last evening at the GBS meeting, today I changed things up with a nice cold Negroni made with Carpano Antica vermouth (excellent in a Manhattan, also).
Pimm's Cup anyone?
Would be good while watching the London games.
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Mojito with Leblon Cachaca
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"A man can take a little bourbon without getting drunk, but if you hold his mouth open and pour in a quart, he's going to get sick on it."
LBJ
It's summer time drinks boys! Rum runners, Green Gators, and Funky Monkeys in a gallon jug available on pool days here at our house!!
Dawn
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Summer are plenty of Gin and Tonics, Fizzes, Mojitos since the mint I am growing is hitting gang busters, then the bourbon is getting used up in Old Fashioneds. Never tire of an old fashioned.
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Tried some French 75 coctails last night with the No 3 Gin. Turned out to be excellent pre-dinner drinks.
Went to a restaurant and had what they call a Crimson Creole. It was goo but a little sweet. So I went back home and tinkered with their recipe and came away with a real winner.
Restaurants Version:
Makers Mark
Orange Juice
Ginger Ale
Creole Bitters.
My Version:
Fill rocks glass 2/3 with ice
OWA 107 about (50% filled about 3oz)
Grand Marinier (Add a little less than 1oz)
4-5 Drops of Creole Bitters
Club Soda (Fill remainder of rocks glass) and stir gently.
My version is clean and light with a really nice flavor to it. Definitely happy with the end result has been my go to summer drink now for the last 2 weeks, I can't get enough. I defintely recommend giving it a try. If you do let me know what you think it
what is creole bitters? a brand or a general type? Sounds pretty good to me!
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