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Aromatic, floral and dry. Modern bartending convention would suggest that this drink should be stirred. However, it's much better shaken. Go easy with...
Made this to celebrate the opening of the Paris Olympics using Tanqueray No 10, Chase elderflower, sauvignon blanc and Cocchi dry vermouth. A beautiful, strong but flavourful cocktail, one of the best drinks you have created, Simon. But one question - why is it shaken?
Can I also take this opportunity, Simon, to thank you for all your knowledge and expertise over the years. It was your "Sauce Guide #2", that first showed me a clear and approachable way to make cocktails. Keep up the good work!
Many thanks, Garry. As I say in the review above, it's better shaken. Stirring all cocktails that don't contain juice is a recent bartending law and one that's sometimes best broken.
Can I also take this opportunity, Simon, to thank you for all your knowledge and expertise over the years. It was your "Sauce Guide #2", that first showed me a clear and approachable way to make cocktails. Keep up the good work!