1 1⁄2 | oz | Corn Whiskey, Mellow Corn (lemon peel-infused) |
1 | oz | Triple sec, Cointreau |
1⁄2 | oz | Lime juice (or lemon?) |
1⁄2 | oz | Cranberry juice |
Instructions
Shake, strain, up.
Notes
Http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4pkjxnABs40
History
Wondrich doesn't provide his Cosmo recipe, just recommending and naming this variant with lemon peel-infused Mellow Corn.
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- 2 oz Rye 1 oz Cointreau .5-.7 oz lime .5 oz cranberry
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3 Comments
Quite nice, actually.
Submitted by Rob Marais on
Quite nice, actually. Especially while listening to vintage cuts by Jim Reeves, Patsy Cline or Chet Atkins. The "Nashville Sound" genre was often referred to locally in Nashville as "Countrypolitan". Frankly, though, I'd stick with the lemon in this.
I agree, I just listed lime
Submitted by DrunkLab on
I agree, I just listed lime in this recipe recipe as Wondrich hadn't indicated otherwise. Patsy Cline a must, though I also enjoy the more contemporary take on the Nashville Sound linked in the notes.
If you've never heard Hem -
Submitted by Zachary Pearson on
If you've never heard Hem - they were a big deal a few years back - it's lovely dreamy Countrypolitan.
Thanks,
Zachary