Fine & Dandy
Shake with ice, strain into glass.
Curator's note: This is an altered recipe that is substantially sweeter than the original. The Savoy recipe called for 1/2 Plymouth Gin, 1/4 Cointreau, 1/4 lemon juice, 1 dash Angostura bitters.
Bartender's Choice smartphone app
- The 40th Lady — Gin, Triple sec, Jamaican #1 bitters, Lemon juice, Simple syrup, Egg white
- Pegu Club var. 2 — Gin, Triple sec, Bitters, Orange bitters, Lime juice
- Pegu Club (Pink) — Gin, Triple sec, Campari, Bitters, Lime juice
- Myer Creek Cocktail — Gin, Aperol, Triple sec, Lime juice
- Monkey Gland (Palatable) — Gin, Triple sec, Absinthe, Bitters, Orange juice, Lime juice, Raspberry syrup
This recipe listed presently as "authentic" instead came from a Bartender's Choice phone app that altered the recipe. It isn't supposed to be 2 parts sweet to 1 part sour, but Difford's and others make similar alterations changing it into a sweet drink instead. Savoy's original calls for 1/4 each of Cointreau and lemon juice, 1/2 Plymouth Gin, and one dash of Angostura. The result is not sweet at all and tends toward dry astringency when first served, because the lemon acidity comes through strongly while ice cold, and the sugar is completely muted until the drink warms somewhat. (Might depend somewhat on how much oil is squeezed from the pith when juicing the lemon.)
Edited to list as altered recipe with notes about the original.
Too sweet and the bitters don't work in this for me. I'm not a fan.