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Andy Parnell-Hopkinson’s Avatar Andy Parnell-Hopkinson
17th October at 18:29
After a couple of weeks on a cruise I am happy to confirm that any barman can get this right.
Jeremy Harrold’s Avatar Jeremy Harrold
12th October at 18:13
I prefer a Gin & It
Jacques  Gaudin ’s Avatar Jacques Gaudin
23rd September at 23:31
With the right vermouths, this recipe yields a perfectly balanced drink. I really like the citrus peel finish that resonales with the gin. Last but not least, it's easy to remember and it can be produced even with the most depleted drinks cabinet.
Andy Parnell-Hopkinson’s Avatar Andy Parnell-Hopkinson
20th September at 06:29
Genius. Right in so many ways eg easy to remember, easy to explain to barmen, not too boozy, and very, very tasty. Can't imagine why no one has done it before but full marks. Actually, deduct half a point for the name. No Wodehouse or Waugh reference? Surely you can do better than that, Jason.
J. E. Clapham of Clapham Cocktails’ Avatar J. E. Clapham of Clapham Cocktails
15th October at 23:01
🤣 I deserve that.
Bocman’s Avatar Bocman
19th September at 19:31
For me seems dry gin and vermouth not a good option. Instead of stir I do it with build in rocks glass filled with ice. Water raise some flavor from Rosso vermouth and it was a good (probably more like Negroni) 🙂