(aka The Bourbon Slushy) Great for really hot days on the porch. Put a few mint leaves in a julep cup with a 1/2 oz of simple syrup and muddle well. Pack cup with crushed ice and add 2 oz of bourbon. Garnish with a sprig of mint.
Tag: Bourbon
Mint Julep
Side Car
This is good with bourbon, not sure about the rest. Makes 2: Mix in a shaker, pour into a martini glass or small rocks glass. Garnish with a lemon or orange twist. If you’re feeling fancy, you cant try a caramelized orange wheel, see recipe here: Carmelized Orange Slices.
Boulevardier
Makes 2: Mix in a jug over ice, stir, pour over ice in a rocks glass. Twist of lemon or a twist of orange for garnish.
Suffering Bastard
It’s pretty good on a hot day on the porch. Makes 1: Fill a tall glass with ice. Pour bourbon and gin over the ice, add the lime juice and a couple of dashes of bitters. Top with ginger beer.
Rosemary Bourbon Maple Sour
This is a favourite. It’s the closest that I’ve been able to come to a cocktail that one of the local restaurants had that has unfortunately gone away. It’s good. Makes 2: Add all ingredients (except the garnish) to a mixing jug and stir well to mix. Pour over ice (a single large cube if […]
Paper Plane
This is a favourite. Makes 2: Mix in a shaker, then pour into a martini glass. So good. It’s equal parts of each ingredient, so you can scale this up to however many you want to make at once.
Grand Manhattan
Ya, so this is one of those fancy martinis that were all the rage that one time. It’s got a lot more orange flavour to it, for sure. Makes 2: Mix together in a shaker, then pour into a martini glass. Garnish with a carmelized orange wheel, see: Carmelized Orange Slices.
Port Old Fashioned
This is an old fashioned, but with a twist. So it’s a newfangled. Makes 2: Add spirits, bitter, etc over ice in a mixing jug. Stir, Pour over ice in a rocks glass. To be completely obnoxious, use one giant ice cube in the rocks glass.
Chocolate Orange Martini
It’s like a martini, only more chocolate-y and orange-y. Makes 2. Mix in a shaker over ice, then pour into a martini glass. Garnish with a Terry’s Chocolate Orange to be totally obnoxious.