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The Sazerac
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You'll need: | |
- Old Fashioned glasses, two of | |
- Sugar cubes, two of | |
- Peychaud's Aromatic Cocktail Bitters, one bottle of | |
- Ice, enough to fill both glasses | |
- Water, one oz of | |
- Rye whisky, two oz of | |
- St. George Absinthe Verte, 0.333oz of | |
- Lemon, one twist of | |
- A mudling device, one of | |
- A strainer | |
Fill one glass with ice and add water until it flows over. Stir | |
until quite cold. Let sit. | |
Consider the nature of nature. | |
Put sugar cubes in empty glass and splash with bitters liberally | |
until both cubes are saturated all the way through. Muddle until | |
sugar is mostly disolved into the bitters. Add 1oz water. Muddle | |
until sugar is fully disolved. | |
Fill sugar/bitters/water glass with ice. Add 2oz Rye. Stir until | |
quite cold. | |
Dump ice/water glass when sufficiently cold (*really* cold). Add | |
0.333oz Absinthe immediately. Hold glass horizontally and spin | |
until inside is fully rinsed. Let Absinthe drizzle out over lip. | |
Strain all ice from sugar/bitters/water/rye mixture into cold | |
glass. Peel lemon over glass such that the oils that spurt enter | |
and coat the drink top. Run lemon peel over edge of glass. Twist | |
over glass until all oils are extracted. Add lemon peel to glass | |
or discard according to your constitution. | |
Consume. |
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