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A good night for a Hot Toddy

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| Caping off a chilly week calls for something warm and relaxing. Spirit of the evening a Hot Toddy.
  • 1 double shot – whiskey (Know Creek here) approx. 89 ml (3.0 US fl oz)

  • 1/2 tea spoon – cinnamon


  • 1 splash – lemon


  • 1 – lemon slice and/or cinnamon stick to garnish

Complete Time Approx. 5 minutes.

  1. Heat water in tea pot until it starts to whistle
  2. Poor Whiskey into a cup for hot liquids
  3. Add Hot water into cup
  4. Sprinkle in Cinnamon
  5. Slice a lemon just smaller then 1/4 inch and add as garnish. Make sure you position the lemon so it is half in the warm water to add flavor.
  6. Let sit until warm enough to drink & ENJOY!
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Sorry Marry I’m having a Cesar 

Sorry Marry I’m having a Cesar

Sorry Marry I’m having a Cesar 

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| Thanks to Anthea Chu for creating my 28th B-day cocktail – A Cesar. Clamato Juice, Celery Salt Rim, & Vodka. Garnished with a lime and a gherkin. 

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King Cole Bar 

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| RED SNAPPER – Birthplace of the Bloddy Mary ~

In 1934, St. Regis bartender Fernand Petiot introduced the “Red Snapper,” which was soon to be known as the Bloody Mary. Petiot began working on vodka and tomato juice cocktail in Paris in the late 1920’s before coming to The St. Regis New York. The famed cocktail as we know it was created when Serge Obolensky, a well known man about town, asked Petiot to make the vodka cocktail he had in Paris. The formula was spiced up with salt, pepper, lemon and Worcestershire Sauce, but since “Bloody Mary” was deemed too vulgar for the hotel’s elegant King Cole Bar, it was rechristened the “Red Snapper”. While the name might not have caught on, the spicy drink most certainly did and over the years it has become the signature cocktail of the King Cole Bar. 

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Teenage Kicks & Astral Plane

Teenage Kicks & Astral Plane

^^^ The names of the two cocktails from Lovers of Today. Corner of A and 7th ave – They were super nice and perfect for a rainy summer night and a super cute spot to have a drink with Andrew (had teenage kicks)

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Be Classy – and Have a Safe and Happy New Year in 2013!

Be Classy – and Have a Safe and Happy New Year in 2013!

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#NYE #HAPPYNEWYEAR #2013

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