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    Being young, having a liberal minded mother who often travels by air (duty free!), a comfortable amount of disposable income and naturally a keen interest in alcohol, I have recently developed a taste for cocktails in all their shapes, sizes and of course flavours. So I thought I could share my favourite cocktails, and not to mention inventions, with the venerable Patrons of the rather appropiately named Frontroom.

    Sidecar:
    1 measure of Brandy
    1 measure of Cointreau
    1 measure of lemon Juice

    Shake well over ice and serve in a cocktail glass

    Brandy Alexander:
    1 measure of Brandy
    1 measure of Creme de Cacao
    1 measure of fresh cream

    Shake well over ice and serve; garnish with grated nutmeg.

    Winter Warmer (my own creation)
    2 measures of Brandy
    1 measure of cinnamon schnapps (I used Goldschläger which had bits of gold leaf floating in it)
    1 measure of apple juice
    Shake together ingredients, without ice, and serve in snifter. Sure to restore some heat to one's bones.
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    Delightful.

    Our resident Frontroom gentleman has brought up a subject of great import. I suggest we dive into this delicious ambition with haste and passion.

    Wild Turkey Cocktail

    Three ounces of room temperature Wild Turkey bourbon

    Pour into clean glass and drink

    Bourbon & Apple Juice

    Three ounces of any good bourbon
    Glass of cold, pure apple juice

    Pour bourbon into glass
    Pour apple juice into another glass

    Drink bourbon and chase with apple juice. Very tasty!

    Bourbon & Cookies

    Three ounces of any good bourbon
    Several good quality chocolate chip cookies

    Sip bourbon, eat cookie, sip bourbon, eat cookie, sip bourbon, eat cookie

    Repeat as required until desired mental state is reached
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    I drink two cocktails

    Jagerbomb

    3 measure monster
    1 measure Jagermister

    Jack

    1 measure jack
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    Three ounces of room temperature Wild Turkey bourbon

    Pour into clean glass and drink
    C'mon; I know you're trying to be a gentleman and stuff, but glass? Clean?

    Everybody knows W-T is best enjoyed as god intended: slurped from a hand-sized chunk of oak bark, that was swished around in a stream to get the bigger critters off first (no need sharing our hooch with everybody).
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    Quote Originally Posted by Strike For The South

    Jack

    1 measure Jack
    Not to take King Henry's thread OT, but have you tried any of the premium bourbons?
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    Quote Originally Posted by KukriKhan
    C'mon; I know you're trying to be a gentleman and stuff, but glass? Clean?

    Everybody knows W-T is best enjoyed as god intended: slurped from a hand-sized chunk of oak bark, that was swished around in a stream to get the bigger critters off first (no need sharing our hooch with everybody).
    Yeah, but have you seen a pic of King Henry in a tux? I think we need to comport ourselves like gentlemen if we are going to drink in his company.

    If we was in your'ses or my'ses neck of the woods, then we could drink like the glorious swashbucklers we truly are.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Beirut
    Not to take King Henry's thread OT, but have you tried any of the premium bourbons?
    I bought Gentleman Jack once with a bonus from by god that was dang good bourbon however do to the fact Im broke my pallate only gets challenged once in a great while. You?
    There, but for the grace of God, goes John Bradford

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    Sriracha and Vodka Cocktail:

    -1 part Sriracha
    -1 part hot chili oil
    -3 (or more) parts vodka (cold)
    -1 lime slice

    Directions: Shake in cocktail shaker, pour. Suck lime slice. Drink. Optionally, basil can be added.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Beirut
    Yeah, but have you seen a pic of King Henry in a tux? I think we need to comport ourselves like gentlemen if we are going to drink in his company.

    If we was in your'ses or my'ses neck of the woods, then we could drink like the glorious swashbucklers we truly are.
    Point taken.

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    Martini

    Martini glass
    Gin (good gin at that, Tanqueray 10 will do)
    Vermouth (I use Noilly Prat)
    Freezer
    Olives
    Glass beaker
    Stirring implement (not finger)
    Ice
    Cocktail stick

    Freeze the gin and the martini glass
    4 cubes of ice in the beaker
    Wave the vermouth vaguely in the direction of the beaker (allow only a few drops to reach the interior), replace vermouth in drinks cabinet
    Stir contents of beaker
    Pour out excess liquid from beaker
    Remove gin from freezer, pour liberal dose of gin into beaker, replace gin in freezer for next martini
    Stir contents of beaker
    Strain contents of beaker into chilled martini glass
    Spear a couple of olives on cocktail stick
    Place speared olives in martini
    Raise the black flag and drink!
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    Proper gin and tonic

    Clean glass (any will do, I favour a pint glass)
    Ice cubes
    Gin (See above)
    Indian Tonic (none of that low fat stuff either)
    Marker pen
    Lime

    Mark a line half way up the pint glass
    Fill glass with ice
    Throw in a slice of lime
    Add gin to a level no lower than the previously marked line (useful as a guide for later in the evening when several gins have been imbibed)
    Top up with tonic
    a)Drink with utmost enjoyment
    b)Give to an American and laugh as he feebly attempts to drink it
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    Fragony's 'the great goodnight'

    Maroccan mint-tea
    A tiny bit of whiskey
    honey
    a pillow
    an alarm at 6 o'çlock

    Otherwise, cocktails are for pancy's.

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    Chocolate Mudslide

    1 part Hazelnut cream
    1 part Chocolate syrup
    1 part Baileys

    Quick .... er naughty term

    1 part Midori
    1 part Baileys

    I usually stick to straight spirits or beer though.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Strike For The South
    I bought Gentleman Jack once with a bonus from by god that was dang good bourbon however do to the fact Im broke my pallate only gets challenged once in a great while. You?
    If there are two reasons I would ever be jelous of a Texan, it's for the incredible whisky and steaks y'all must be able to get down there.

    Far as the better bourbons go, Bookers Best (made by Jim Beam) remains the top shelf of all top shelf bourbons. Straight single keg uncut liquid gold, anout 120 proof. It's the bottle you grab when the ICBMs start to fly.

    Knob Creek is another very good bourbon. Strong, tasty, with nary a hint of femininity. I treid the Evan Willams Single Barrel, but it was too light and too sweet, but still pretty good. My buddy, whose whisky taste buds I respect, tried Basil Haydens. He said it was good, but too light. We both prefer a bourbon that sits up and barks.

    All the Wild Turkey brands are excellent. My buddy likes the WT Russels Reserve best, even better than the Rare Breed. I like the 12 year-old WT best, but I haven't been able to find a bottle of that for over ten years. Bummer.

    Good link.
    http://www.smallbatch.com/

    All these bourbons go well with chocolate cookies.
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    That's twice you've mentioned chocolate chip cookies and bourbon. In a 39-year drinking career, I've never heard of such a combo, so you've piqued my interest.

    Any particular brand of cookie, or home-made? (Mind you, I'm not a big chocolate fan - but I'll try anything once).
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    This is no gentleman's drink, but rather, as Beirut put it, a swashbuckler's choice. Real pirates drink this.

    Chupilca del Diablo

    2 measures aguardiente
    1 charge of black gunpowder

    I'm beginning to move to good whiskey lately, personal favourite is 18 year old Bushmills on the rocks.
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    Quote Originally Posted by KukriKhan
    That's twice you've mentioned chocolate chip cookies and bourbon. In a 39-year drinking career, I've never heard of such a combo, so you've piqued my interest.

    Any particular brand of cookie, or home-made? (Mind you, I'm not a big chocolate fan - but I'll try anything once).
    Seriously, good dark chocolate and bourbon positively swim together. Both are earthy and play on the deep end of the taste buds. Any good dark chocolate bar will do, up in the 70%+ range. (Not the cheap sweet kid`s stuff.) You want a simple silky chocolate, almost dry. Mixes with the bourbon in the mouth and creates a nirvanic taste, a creamy high end luxury, a man`s moment to be taken in the eve with a good book or a quiet thought.

    We get really good quality store brand chocolate chip cookies here so I usually eat those. The darker the cookie the better. None of that Mr. Christie filth. Those things taste like wall paper. Get the best, darkest cookie you can. Keep in mind, though, I`m am The cookie monster, I eat chocolate cookies with expensive red wine as well. Drives my woman nuts. You might prefer a small high quality pure chocolate bar to nibble on with your Wild Turkey.

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    Personal inventions. Don't try if your stomach won't take it, and especially your blood. They are VERY high in sugar content.
    Most of my inventions have grenadine, a drink which I really enjoy. And I drink it without water!

    Grenadine
    Orange juice
    Rum


    Grenadine
    Coconut milk
    Rum


    With the rum, take it really easy. Just a few drops - it's enough. You want the grenadine and orange/coconut taste.
    My 2 personal favourites. The only alcohol I like are champagne and cocktails. And that's it.
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    Quote Originally Posted by edyzmedieval
    Personal inventions. Don't try if your stomach won't take it, and especially your blood. They are VERY high in sugar content.
    Most of my inventions have grenadine, a drink which I really enjoy. And I drink it without water!

    Grenadine
    Orange juice
    Rum

    Interesting. Do you pour the Grenadine in last to get that "tequila sunrise" effect?
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    Monkey's brains is a particularly neat shot containing grenadine. You construct it with a little red grenadine at the bottom and some 3cl Vermouth Bianco on top of it, after which you slowly strain some 1-2 cl Baileys into the shot. The cream liqueur clots in the vermouth and forms a brain-like clot atop the grenadine. Drink it, and feel the squishy matter in your mouth

    Er. Otherwise, I enjoy B-52s (a constructed shot with Kahlua at the bottom, Baileys in the middle and Cointreau on the top - you light the Cointreau with a match and sip the drink with a straw from under the blazing liqueur.), Vodka Martinis, and most of all, Vodka with cranberry juice, or then just plain Vodka. And beer, but they don't classify as cocktails nor as their ingredients.
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    I see quite a few interesting ideas here, which I may try out at some point. As the ladyfriend is coming round for supper tomorrow, I'll be making a couple of cocktails to get things started, and also because I have a few bottles that need using up so as to make some room in my already crowded bar. I found this recipe which seems to serve my purposes very well.

    Prestige

    1/3 measure Blackberry Liqueur (can be replaced by any berry liqueur such as Creme de Cassis)
    1 measure Pear Brandy
    1 measure Pear Juice

    Shake over ice and serve in a martini glass.


    @Beirut: I must say I have never ever had any bourbon in my life, something which I really must rectify. I'm quite partial to a bit of Southern Comfort, though I recently learned that is not at all made with bourbon but rather plain old grain spirits.
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    Quote Originally Posted by King Henry V
    As the ladyfriend is coming round for supper tomorrow, I'll be making a couple of cocktails to get things started...
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    Oh you really do me too great an honour, Beirut. Nevertheless, at around 8o'clock I shall cock my ear in the direction of the forests of Canada in order to the listen to faint roar coming from there!
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    King Henry V - Stay away from the Bourbon - it's the drink of the devil!

    And having the pseudonum "El Diablo" I am partial to one or two myself

    I got a couple of large glasses (1.5l) for Xmas and me and a mate decided to see how they worked with Jim and coke - as you do...

    Well, it was a 1/4 bottle in each glass and we were needless to say well oiled by the end of the night (much to Mrs Diablo dismay).

    But a good shaker that I was taught called a menage a trio (although it never worked for me)..

    Fill shaker with ice

    1 Part midori
    1 Park malibu
    1 part bacardi
    3 parts vodka

    Fill with pineapple juice..

    Serve
    (make sure that you give it to her and a female friend - just incase you have better luck than I)

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    you want good burboun King Henry? Come to Texas baby Come to Texas
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    Quote Originally Posted by El Diablo
    King Henry V - Stay away from the Bourbon - it's the drink of the devil!

    And having the pseudonum "El Diablo" I am partial to one or two myself

    I got a couple of large glasses (1.5l) for Xmas and me and a mate decided to see how they worked with Jim and coke - as you do...

    Well, it was a 1/4 bottle in each glass and we were needless to say well oiled by the end of the night (much to Mrs Diablo dismay).

    But a good shaker that I was taught called a menage a trio (although it never worked for me)..

    Fill shaker with ice

    1 Part midori
    1 Park malibu
    1 part bacardi
    3 parts vodka

    Fill with pineapple juice..

    Serve
    (make sure that you give it to her and a female friend - just incase you have better luck than I)

    ED
    Hmmm, sounds good. I'm going to a friend's 18th birthday on saturday, and I have been appointed to the bar in charge of cocktails, and I may try that out.

    you want good burboun King Henry? Come to Texas baby Come to Texas
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    Quote Originally Posted by Strike For The South
    Jack

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    Something I've yet to try but I've heard that's quite good is cloudberry liqueur mixed with some vodka and milk. I'll check back tomorrow to give you a quick review.

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    The Tangbanger:

    3 measures of vodka
    1 scoop Tang

    It tastes as bad as it sounds.
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    Ruby red grapefruit and vodka is an old fav of mine. Think it's called a greyhound in alot of places

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