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What's the difference between an Imperial Red and an Imperial Pale?Originally Posted by Rambo
First Imperial Red I've had, but the color appears to be different and the red seems to have less hops and is a little more mellow. My guess is just the coloring and the flavor profile are the main differences...Originally Posted by Aaron01
It's tasty. It has a little more sharp a flavor than a sidecar (as you would expect with the gin), but if that doesn't suit you, adjust the ratio for a little more juice and triple sec/cointreau. Say, 1.5:1:1 rather than the 2:1:1 I use for both white ladies and sidecars. You can also use rum with that same setup. When you do that, it's called an XYZ, or for the less creative, a rum sidecar. That's a tasty one too.Originally Posted by cptjeff
laphroig quarter caskOriginally Posted by indesertum
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