Favorite Cocktail (and its recipe)

[bb1836]

looking got expand my recipe book!
any good suggestions?

[Tankchucker]

looking got expand my recipe book!
any good suggestions?

Maybe start off by writing one of your favorite recipes to get this rolling.

[bb1836]

Maybe start off by writing one of your favorite recipes to get this rolling.

One of my all time favs, Gin and Jam:

• 2 oz gin
• 1 oz lemon juice
• 1/2 oz simple syrup (1 part hot water : 1 part sugar)
• 1 tsp raspberry jam
• spoonful of jam for garnish

• Add the gin, lemon juice, simple syrup and jam to mixing glass
• Add ice and shake for 10 seconds
• Pour into glass filled with crushed ice
• Top with a spoonful of jam and stir it in while you sip

Enjoy!

[Dan]

Caipirinha.
Requires Cachaça. You should be able to find Sagatiba Cachaça Pura (which is kosher) in the US.

[Tankchucker]

Nothing original, but on Shabbos morning I sometimes make Irish coffee with tasters choice sugar and milk with half a shot of Glen 18 per each 7 ounces coffee, let me tell you it's נותן טעם and not לפגם.
 

[bb1836]

Nothing original, but on Shabbos morning I sometimes make Irish coffee with tasters choice sugar and milk with half a shot of Glen 18 per each 7 ounces coffee, let me tell you it's נותן טעם and not לפגם.

talk about nothing original 

[Tankchucker]

talk about nothing original 

Btw do you have any better recipes for shabbos friendly irish coffee? the tasters choice isn't by choice just out of convenience I really need to find a better recipe, I'm sure there are better ones out there and you seem like a alcohol expert.

[bb1836]

Btw do you have any better recipes for shabbos friendly irish coffee? the tasters choice isn't by choice just out of convenience I really need to find a better recipe, I'm sure there are better ones out there and you seem like a alcohol expert.

yes, what you use for coffee and whiskey does make a big diff. bourbon in general is sweeter than scotch as its made from corn. try using bourbon instead of scotch.

[Yosef_S]

It's more of a summer cocktail, but I'm a big fan right now of the Bourbon Palmer.

It's fairly easy to make: 3 oz. Iced Tea, 3 oz. Lemonade, 2 oz. Maker's Mark and can be done with store bought iced tea and lemonade, though it's much better when made with fresh brewed tea and homemade lemonade (1 part lemon juice, 1 part sugar, 6 parts water).

The flavors are each distinctly noticeable, but they also blend beautifully.

[bb1836]

anyone know any good kosher bitters?