Ellington
Shake, strain, up.
For a spicy, truly spectacular ginger syrup, juice ginger, run juice through a tea strainer, add sugar to taste, and add only enough water to give the syrup a workable consistency. To preserve, add cayenne extract to taste (gingerol decays rapidly, this restores the bite), and refrigerate.
Named for the Duke, not the Stew.
- Decent - strong apple flavor from Laird's. Would be warm afternoon in the late fall afternoon.
- Crenshaw — Bourbon, Lemon juice, Ginger syrup, Peach preserves, Honey, Mint
- Mama in Her 'Kerchief — Brandy, Dry plum brandy, Rhubarb liqueur, Bitters, Lemon juice, Vanilla syrup, Ginger syrup, Nutmeg
- There's a Road-Snake On Your Hammie — Calvados, Rye, Ginger liqueur, Lemon juice, Honey, Lemon, Nutmeg, Cinnamon stick
- Habibi — Dry apricot brandy, Pineapple syrup, Lime juice
- Apples and Oranges — Apple brandy, Elderflower liqueur, Orange bitters, Lemon juice, Simple syrup