Abbey CocktailThe abbey is a gin and juice vehicle, and you'll encounter many variations throughout your life. Some splash in some sweet vermouth, others an ounce of citrus vodka, and still others a plethora of strange bitters. The additions are minute, though, so as never to detract from the original orange identity. RECIPE 1.5 oz Gin (I recommend Tanqueray if you've got it lying around) 3/4 oz Orange Juice 1-2 dashes of Orange Bitters TASTING NOTES + Gin has always been a match for juice. Its citrus back-burn carries the sweet of the orange juice. + And just in case the orange juice hanging out in your fridge is the other side of decent, the bitters will breathe new life into the flavor palette. Adrienne's DreamThis one's weird. Please continue. RECIPE 2 oz Brandy 1/2 oz Peppermint Schnapps 1/2 oz White Creme de Cacao 1/2 oz Lemon Juice 1/2 tsp. sugar 1 oz Club Soda TASTING NOTES + This is a strange soda. + Mint and chocolate always go well together... + ...but the Brandy is a curious goose. + Lemon and Sugar go well with soda, producing a nearly Sprite sensation. + Does it all work together? Uncertain. Carbonation can sometimes serve as a great equalizer in this instance. + The mini cocktail of Peppermint-Cacao-Lemon-Sugar is great in the soda, and might be fine on its own. + Brandy *might* pull you into a trans-dimensional wormhole. Mint brandy might ground you in reality better. AcapulcoThe Acapulco is definitively an island drink. Garnished with mint leaves and powered by rum, there's a sophistication to the addition of egg white, but no necessity. Considering the use of triple sec, this can be pretty low-brow if you feel like it.
RECIPE 1 3/4 oz Rum 1/4 oz Triple Sec 1 egg white 1/2 oz Lime Juice 1/4 tsp. sugar 2-3 mint leaves *Mix all but the mint leaves into a shaker, shake like hell, strain over ice in a glass. Stuff in the mint leaves after the fact, and sip on the beachside of Glaz Dukot, the perfect cocktail to view the End of the Age. TASTING NOTES + I have thoughts. + Egg White is mainly used to manifest froth in a drink, and though this works, I'm not sure I like it yet. + Triple Sec is fine, but I actually recommend Dry Curacao instead. + If you feel so inclined, swap out the sugar for a splash of Simple Syrup or Orgeat, and I think that will manifest something a little more special with the mint. + Lime works. Don't use Lemon - that would be bad. The Lime and sugar with the shake makes this *almost* a soda. So as you take in the sights and sounds of a resurrected cthulhu kraken wreaking havoc across the ocean styx, I hope you can, at the very least, get a little turnt on the way to oblivion. Drink up, me hearties. -Adamus
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