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China Guangzhou, myself. Have a lot of pineapple and not finish, put them in the freezer. Then come across this competition.
The classic cocktail I was hoping to play off of is an 'Army and Navy.' The last few weeks I have been away from my home and bar, spending time with my
In modern times, people are under a lot of pressure due to various things Many people choose to have afternoon tea and sweets to comfort themselves So
MAGO means magician in Spanish. When I know this competition I quickly thought this name for my cocktail because of Hayman has a 150-year history but
This is my first herbal cocktail. When I began to become an independent bartender, I thought I should try to create more cocktails with my own flavour,
Style of Old Tom Gin, is not so popular nowaday's, but if We have a guest, who would like to start his yourney with gin - it's a good choice for him to
Herbaceous, strong honey and citrus notes. Hint of spices, almost creamy. I suggest using a raw honey syrup instead of standard processed honey as it
Tasting Notes: Fresh Apples, Citrus, Baking Spice If your falernum skews sweet (like John D. Taylor's), omit or scale back the agave syrup. The almond,
Better to enjoy it without out the use of a straw. This way u will enjoy all the flavours as well the fizzy effect of the tonic .
Stir & Strain
Floral, Bold, Delicatly Sweet
This recipe was inspired by the classic martini builds while wanted to incorporate a subtle fruit component. The Gifford liquor and orange bitters meld
An herbivorous yet balanced drink.
Talking with a regular about how much he wanted a dessert martini that was more like an actual martini. Became a bet. Bet won.
The drink is velvety and balanced. Not too tart, not too sweet, lovely and herbal with a little pine character shining through from the Old Tom.
This cocktail highlights natural and herbal flavors, and the recipe takes its name from the Patti Smith's song, reminding us that no matter what era we've
Launched in 2008 and a classic London Dry gin in style, it is distilled with ten botanicals: juniper berries, coriander seed, nutmeg, cinnamon, angelica
Hayman's Old Tom is a modern-day recreation of an original family recipe dating from the 1860s. It is made with the same ten botanicals that feature in
This traditional sloe gin liqueur is made by steeping wild English hand-picked sloe berries, harvested in the Autumn in Hayman's Gin for several months.
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