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Your Bartender
Join Date: Jan 2002
Location: Philly Burbs, PA
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white rum vodka gin silver tequila Cointreau sugar syrup --> 1/2 measure or 2 tsp. of all of the above juice of 1/2 a lemon Stir all these well with ice for about 30 seconds in a pitcher to chill. Strain into a highball glass filled with ice cubes and a twist of lemon. Add chilled cola (4 measures/6 Tbsp) and finish with a sprig of fresh mint. Now I tend to not have fresh mint lying around, nor a lemon twist--sorry, but my home bartending is very informal. I also tend to just dump everything in a cocktail shaker rather than digging out a pitcher. I also omit the sugar syrup--you're going to be putting cola in!! I guess if you want something really sweet, go for it. I've also seen varying combinations of ingredients in other recipes. I don't think it matters a whole lot--I mean, you don't have Cointreau handy? Just forget it & maybe add a bit extra of the other stuff. I think the most important bit is to mix some different liquors together so no one taste predominates. And just maybe, after 2 or 3 sips it doesn't matter so much any more. ![]() |
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