French Top Punch
Build in a punch bowl over ice.
- Scaled down to a single drink, made with Polish raspberry liqueur and cheap prosecco. Did not work out.
Build in a punch bowl over ice.
Shake, strain into a Collins, top with ice and soda, garnish with orange peel, serve with straw.
Build in a Collins over crushed ice, stirring and adding crushed ice and a couple more dashes of bitters to top. Garnish with fresh peach slices or chopped dates.
Fantastic, favorite sherry cobbler variation
Stir, strain, snifter.
Wow. I didn't know about Brass Union, despite being (long) walking distance from me. I'll definitely try it. For this recipe, I suspect that a very dry Amontillado is called for, lest it be too sweet.
@Dan any sherry that sells itself as an amontillado should, in theory, be completely dry, though there are definitely some on the market that taste like they have added sugar (which makes them actually cream sherries, I guess). I assume the honey syrup in this recipe is 1:1.
Rafa is right. You can no longer sweeten dry styles of Sherry (Fino, Manzanilla, Amontillado, Palo Cortado, Oloroso) and still call them by that name. Thanks, Zachary
Shake, strain over ice in a barrel mug, garnish with mint top, lime wheel, orange wedge, and a cocktail umbrella, serve with straw.
Rinse, shake, strain, garnish.
Muddle strawberry in simple, dry shake, shake, fine strain, up.
Sort of a bourbon and strawberry Clover Club.
Nice but a little heavy on the lime.
Shake, strain, rocks, garnish.
Shake, strain, up.
Works beautifully with apricot eau de vie instead of pear as well.
Stir, strain, rock.
Made this with Smith & Cross and El Dorado 15, as that's what I have on hand at the moment. Marvelous.
Hampden overproof only 1/2 (more demerara) and still too much of it. But still pretty good.