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| 2 1⁄2 fl oz | Cockburn's Tawny Eyes Tawny Port (chilled) |
| 3 barspoon | Powdered sugar (white sugar ground in mortar and pestle) |
Photographed in a Nude Bar/Giani Old Fashioned Cocktail Glass
We don't have enough information to calculate the alc./vol., but based on known ingredients, this recipe contains at least:
One of six Sangaree recipes in Jerry Thomas' 1862 The Bar-Tender's Guide (the others: Sherry Sangaree, Brandy Sangaree, Gin Sangaree, Ale Sangaree, Porter Sangaree).
125. Port Wine Sangaree.
Jerry Thomas, The Bar-Tender's Guide, 1862
(Use small bar glass.)
1½ wine-glass of port wine.
1 teaspoonful of sugar.
Fill tumbler two-thirds with ice.
Shake well and grate nutmeg on top.
Also, one of six Sangaree recipes in the 1896 book Drinks of All Kinds For All Seasons by Frederick and Seymour Davies.
Port Wine Sangaree.
Frederick and Seymour Davies, Drinks of All Kinds For All Seasons, 1896
Put into a small tumbler one and a quarter wineglasses of port wine and a teaspoon of iceing sugar; fill the tumbler two-thirds full with shaved ice, shake well, strain, and dust with nutmeg.
When perfect dilution is achieved, a Port Sangree is delicious, and that requires good cubed ice, cold dry crushed ice, and powdered sugar. Even a rich sugar syrup seems to add too much water.
Makes a minimum of 10 cocktails.
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Comments & Discussion
60 ml Tawny port
30 ml Chilled water/mineral water
7.5 ml Sugar syrup rich (2:1)
Stirred and strained into chilled coupe.