A silky and delicious gin-laced classic with a sour finish.
My White Lady recipe is authentic to the proportions in Harry Craddock's 1930 recipe (see...
Superb! This lady is a bandit, and she’s completely stolen my heart. Personally, I prefer it with no egg white and no syrup—Cointreau is an absolute must. For me, leaving that acidity unmasked creates an amazing structural tension. It honestly feels like a modernist painting; there’s a sharp, untrimmed diagonal of acidity cutting right through the drink. Maybe I'm overthinking a cocktail, but I just love that deliberate, artsy contrast!