Gilroy
Shake, strain, up.
Savoy Cocktail Book, 1930.
- This ended up being too acidic for me though I didn't get the syrupy note that others did. I would try again but with reduced lemon juice.
- Yum. Gotta love cocktails from the Savoy. I did not find it too syrupy.
- Not terrible, but for me, not good. Drier than I expected, but very cough syrupy. The gin and the heering do not mix well here.
- Made this with Tanq Old Tom and Noilly Prat. Fantastic: pleasantly drier than expected, almost spicy.
- Revenge of the Lawn — Gin, Sweet vermouth, Bitters, Green tea syrup, Lemon juice, Lime peel
- Siesta Thyme — Gin, Manzanilla sherry, Orange bitters, Mandarin orange juice, Lemon juice, Thyme tincture, Thyme
- Pink Yente — Gin, Applejack, Red wine, Lemon juice, Egg white
- Elephants Sometimes Forget — Gin, Cherry Liqueur, Dry vermouth, Orange bitters, Lemon juice
- Clearlake — Gin, Aromatized wine, Elderflower liqueur, Lemon juice, Cinnamon stick
Very tasty and unique! Would make again.
Tried it with a couple different gins. The bitterness of vermouth comes through with Plymouth. Used the Bombay London Dry (not sapphire) and it was well balanced, not too sweet, not too Dry, not too acidic.