The Chanticleer Cocktail
Stir and strain into a chilled cocktail glass. Add the garnish.
"Adapted from a pre-Prohibition era drink of the same name, the original recipe called for orange-flavored gin and the white of an egg. I reformulated the Chanticleer using triple sec for the orange flavor and dropping the egg white altogether. The word, chanticleer is French for rooster and at the old Waldorf-Astoria bar, the drink was served with 'a Cock's Comb, if desired.'" --Regan
Gary Regan, Joy of Mixology
- Made it the original way - Tanqueray Flor de Sevilla (close enough) and Noilly Prat, 1:1.
- Like the Black Feather with Gin instead of Brandy.
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- Bronx Cocktail (Boothby) — Gin, Sweet vermouth, Dry vermouth, Orange bitters, Orange juice, Orange peel
- Minnehaha Cocktail — Gin, Dry vermouth, Sweet vermouth, Pastis, Orange juice
- Studebaker — Gin, Sweet vermouth, Cappelletti Aperitivo, Orange Curaçao, Lemon peel
- Bronx Cocktail with Bitters (Income Tax) — Gin, Dry vermouth, Sweet vermouth, Bitters, Orange juice
Like the Black Feather with Gin instead of Brandy.
Quite good, and heightened finely by a couple drops of oleo saccharum (should you have it on hand).
Love it. Have also made it with Mattei Cap Corse blanc instead of dry vermouth, loved it.