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Noble Manhattan PDF Print E-mail
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a photo of the Noble Manhattan cocktail
Recipe provided by Dustin Drankiewicz of Distil and c.1880.

  • 2 oz Cyrus Noble Bourbon
  • 1 oz Carpano Antica
  • 2 dashes Within*100 Cherri 2 bitters
  • 2 dashes Angostura bitters


Stir and strain into a coupe glass.

 
Disguised by Tradition PDF Print E-mail
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a photo of the Disguised by Tradition cocktail
Recipe provided by Dustin Drankiewicz of Distil and c.1880.

  • 1 oz Cyrus Noble
  • 1 oz Campari
  • 1¼ oz pineapple juice
  • 2 barspoons mint jelly
  • 2 dashes Fee Brothers cranberry bitters
  • ½ oz lime juice
  • mint and cranberries for garnish


Shake and double-strain over ice into a wine glass or “tuliped” glass. Add garnish.

 
Fallen Cherry PDF Print E-mail
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a picture of the Fallen Cherry cocktailRecipe courtesy of Clint Sterwald from PourYourPoison.com and Beta by Sabor restaurant.

  • 2 oz black-pepper-infused Scotch
  • ¾ oz Vanilla Bean Syrup (recipe follows)
  • ¼ oz sweet vermouth
  • ¼ oz fresh OJ
  • 5 Door County cherries
  • 1 egg white
  • 4 drops of Bittercube Cherry Bark Bitters

Muddle cherries in the bottom of a pint glass. Add remaining ingredients and dry shake for 20 seconds. Add ice and shake vigorously for another 5 seconds and strain into a coupe glass. Garnish with bitters.

Vanilla Bean Syrup:
Add 1 cup of water and 1 cup of sugar to a pot and bring to a boil. Remove from heat and add one vanilla bean. Allow to infuse for 24 hours.


 
Athol Brose No.1 PDF Print E-mail
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a picture of the Athol Brose cocktail
Recipe from Jigger, Beaker, & Glass : Drinking Around the World by Charles H. Baker Jr.

From Scotland

  • 1 oz Scotch
  • 1 oz honey
  • 1 oz cream


Mix well, warm slightly to make smooth. Then cool and sample, or heat and sample while still hot, to insure a mix to taste. Drink cold. Never boil cream or milk in a Brose. “Milk boiled is milk spoiled,” runs the Scottish proverb.

 
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