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Cocktail mode was an old format of arcade machine where the display was on a table-top, giving you somewhere to place your drink while you played. Cocktail mode was an old format of arcade machine where the display was on a table-top, giving you somewhere to place your drink while you played.
On the Cocktail Mode Podcast, Andy and Dave choose a retro videogame, discuss it at length, and then try and choose a cocktail that in some way goes along with it.
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I accidently made this with Crème de Mure rather than Cassis and it was still rather good - Vermouth was a touch bold for me but nothing that couldn't be adjusted on subsequent drinks - and may have been due to my homemade liquer
I chose it to pair with the ultimate 'Parisian' video game; the classic point and click 'Broken Sword' on Episode 4 of the Cocktail Mode Podcast: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_76uvYjzTIw
I assume the 'strange music' referenced is the Bomb the Bass track of the same name?
My co-host Dave took it that way when he chose this to pair with Chase HQ when that was our game-to-find-cocktails-for in an early episode of the Cocktail Mode Podcast (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dy53FNkYvMk).
Unfortunately neither of us have actually tried it as we don't have a drop of Falernum Liqueur between us - so I'd love to know if anyone has a suggestion for an alternative to that ingredient.
Had to adjust this for sweetness -

60ml Vodka
15ml Southern Comfort
30ml Lemon Juice
10ml 1/1 Sugar Syrup

Much improved, for my tastes at least
Selected by Dave for Championship Manager episode of Cocktail Mode (Retro Games/Cocktails/Banter) - This is a fantastic find. It feels related to the Corpse Reviver No2 which, as the greatest cocktail ever invented, is no bad thing!