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Had a Dark and Stormy last night but it was made with crap ingredients so it was only meh. I do like the drink though. Anybody have a recommendation for a good ginger beer and a dark rum?Originally Posted by Rambo
The only way to have a dark and stormy--Gosling's and Barrits. Thank me later.Originally Posted by edinatlanta
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Just opened a bottle of Knob. The plan is to get stinking drunk at my friend's b-day party tonight.Originally Posted by Connemara
Had a Dark and Stormy last night but it was made with crap ingredients so it was only meh. I do like the drink though. Anybody have a recommendation for a good ginger beer and a dark rum?Originally Posted by Rambo
Jameson whiskey 2 cubes of ice and a splash of soda waterOriginally Posted by countbasie
Sazerac cocktail. My not-that-secret-nor-original recipe is soooooo good. I believe I've posted it before. 1.5 oz Sazerac 6 yr old rye 0.5 oz Remy Martin 1738 cognac 0.25 oz Grande Absente absinthe 3 dashes Peychaud's bitters 1 dash Angostura bitters 0.25 oz simple syrup (1/1) Stir with ice. Remove ice, then drink. Simply perfect. Yes, I know I didn't instruct to squeeze the essence of a lemon peel over the drink, but it is still amazing.Originally Posted by IUtoSLU
As good as this sounds you really need a better name for it than Sazerac cocktail.Originally Posted by Rambo
Provincial wine sale is on again right now. Picked up a random sampling of about 20 bottles the other night. Cracked open a 2005 Wither Hills Pinot Noir from the Marlborough region of New Zealand to celebrate being called to the bar. It was fantastic. Unlike any pinot I've had before. It was watery and thin to the point I thought it wasn't going to be any good because there wasn't much on the nose either. But I'll be darned if it wasn't great. I can't really put my finger on what about the wine was so different, but it was really complex without any of the flavours overpowering and coming to the forefront. I had it on its own, but it would have been great with game.Originally Posted by denning
I can't just change the name of the first American cocktail ever created.Originally Posted by IUtoSLU
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