Queen Elizabeth
Add all the ingredients to a shaker and fill with ice. Shake, and strain into a chilled cocktail glass.
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Add all the ingredients to a shaker and fill with ice. Shake, and strain into a chilled cocktail glass.
Stir, on rocks. Garnish with grapefruit twist.
Shake, strain over one big rock, garnish.
After a Jamaican coworker mentioned that in Jamaica, milk & Wray & Nephew is a common drink, I made him this for breakfast.
Stir, strain over large rock or serve up in coupe, lemon twist.
Stir; strain; rocks or up; garnish
Started when Anvil bartenders, finishing off a banana liqueur bottle during a shift break, combined it with Campari and were surprised that the combo worked.
Shake with ice, strain in a cocktail glass, no garnish
Great balance, between sweet and tart
http://barmansjournal.com/the-pink-elephant/
Death & Co book, p. 159
A great drink, as commented upon by others. I made one change that worked out well, however: lacking blackberry liqueur, I substittued Creme de Framboises (a top-notch rasberry liqueur), with a nice outcome. I'm sure the taste of the drink would have been somewhat different, but I was satisfied with the substitution. I used only 1 tsp, but in the future I will use at least 11/2 oz of the rasberry liqueur, because it gets overwhelmed by the lime juice.
This is a wonderful summer afternoon drink that I rated 4.5 (something I don't do often).
Add all drinks to mixing glass and stir. Strain into a coupe. No garnish.
Stir, strain, up.
Muddle, shake, fine strain into a coupe, garnish with a thin orange peel wrapped around another grape, dipped in 151-proof rum, and set aflame, then extinguished in the drink.
Stir, strain, one big rock, twist.