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Cocktail recipes, classic cocktails as well as new concoctions and libations

Eggnog and John Gormley Live

Posted on December 17, 2010 by james

Okay here’s the link to Christmas Passion the eggnog I’ve made on air a couple of times. Two additional furbelows were suggested by listeners: The brandy/curacao/sherry eggnog marinated their yolks overnight in the booze, which would be well worth trying … Continue reading →

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Rider Pride Punch!

Posted on November 26, 2010 by james

Okay so here’s a drink that should help see all melonheads through the gut churning of this year’s Grey Cup. 1 watermelon 2 limes White Owl Whisky Mint Orange Bitters Buy a pack of fresh mint from the supermarket, and … Continue reading →

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White Whisky

Posted on October 6, 2010 by james

IS it a return to the ’90s? (Remember clear Pepsi?) Maybe. Canadian Whisky has long been the whisky of choice for cocktails – hence the dominance of the brand in the ’50s and ’60s, and in the show Mad men. … Continue reading →

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The Strawberry Daiquiri

Posted on July 21, 2010 by james

It being that time of year, I made a genuine strawberry daiquiri. This isn’t the travesty you likely get in most bars. Like all good drinks it’s dead easy to make, taking about 3 minutes start to finish. The key … Continue reading →

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Straight Poop From the Goose, Part 2

Posted on June 11, 2010 by james

I got the written version of Dimi’s (Grey Goose Global Brand Diplomat, and bon vivant) sherry cocktail Apparently he would agree with my comment on my version being to sweet, and needing more saffron. (I doubt I used a gram … Continue reading →

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