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What are you drinking right now?
currently drinking a Widow's Kiss 2 oz. Lairds Applejack 1/4 oz yellow Chartreuse 1/4 oz Benedictine 2 dashes Angostura bitters stir with ice,serve straight up.no garnish- caspian1776
- Post #10,201
- Forum: Social Life, Food & Drink, Travel
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PDT Cocktail Book
have you tried Antica Formula? My current favorite sweet vermouth.- caspian1776
- Post #22
- Forum: Social Life, Food & Drink, Travel
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Chartreuse!
You really can't substitue one for the other.The flavor profiles are just too different. Surprised no one mentioned a classic, the Bijou. I just mentioned it in another thread, but I'll add it here, too. 1 oz gin 1 oz chrartreuse 1 oz sweet vermouth dash orange bitters cherry and lemon twist...- caspian1776
- Post #83
- Forum: Social Life, Food & Drink, Travel
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PDT Cocktail Book
I really enjoy this book. The cool art is a bonus. My personal fave I first found in this book is the Bijou: 1. oz gin 1 oz. sweet vermouth 1 oz green Chartreuse dash of orange bitters lemon twist for garnish for my CR#2s, I always use Lillet, though I experiment with different gins, or...- caspian1776
- Post #20
- Forum: Social Life, Food & Drink, Travel
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SF Vegas Meetup July 29th - 31st
I've only ever had sushi once in my life,and it was off strip.try the places whodini mentioned,and also the Cosmo has a higher end sushi place,but I can't give an honest review on it.- caspian1776
- Post #24
- Forum: Social Life, Food & Drink, Travel
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What's your favorite cocktail?
I'm a huge fan of the classic recipes, as they're usually made up of only 3 ingredients,and are what most modern mixologists base their recipes. a few of my favorites: The Last Word Corpse Reviver #2 Manhattan (the proper way,with rye and bitters) Old Fashioned Vesper Negroni Sazerac- caspian1776
- Post #75
- Forum: Social Life, Food & Drink, Travel
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Looking for a high end Gin...
I favor Blue Coat ATM, but also recommend Old Tom (either Hayman's or Ransom), or Bols Genever.- caspian1776
- Post #39
- Forum: Social Life, Food & Drink, Travel
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SF Vegas Meetup July 29th - 31st
I'm about to leave Vegas after a year and a half,so have fun in my stead.for chill places, someone said the Peppermill,the fireside lounge there is really cool.There are all kinds of cool places to see and things to do besides the mainstream touristy stuff. For great drinks, I highly recommend...- caspian1776
- Post #18
- Forum: Social Life, Food & Drink, Travel
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Can you pull off a hat (i.e fedora) ever??
^Roger Sterling is the man. I almost always wear a hat when heading out for the evening.usually a variety of fedora,straw for this intense Vegas summer heat, I'll switch to wool in the F/W.Last year,my felt bowler was a huge hit,can't wait for the weather to cool off.However,now that I've found...- caspian1776
- Post #97
- Forum: Classic Menswear