Cocktail - Revision history

DrinkBoy at 18:28, 28 January 2020

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	* Spirit		A '''Cocktail''' is a specific type of [[Mixed Drink Types\|mixed drink]], and was initially defined as “Spirits of any kind, sugar, water, and [[bitters]]”. This would have been the basic recipe that would be used any time somebody asked for a cocktail until the later half of the 1800’s when cocktails might have the sugar replaced by a fortified wine like [[vermouth]], or augmented with a little citrus. [[Bitters]] however would still be at the core of almost every cocktail. This would be the case clear up until [[American Prohibition]].
	* Sugar
	* Water
	* Bitters

	~~A "~~Cocktail~~" is a specific type of [[Mixed Drink Types\|mixed drink]], and was initially defined as “Spirits of any kind,~~ sugar~~, water, and [[~~bitters]]”. This would have been the basic recipe that would be used any time somebody asked for a cocktail until the later half of the 1800’s when cocktails might have the sugar replaced by a fortified wine like [[vermouth]], or augmented with ~~a little citrus. [[Bitters]] however would still be at the core of almost every cocktail. This would be the case clear up until [[American Prohibition]]~~.		==Base Recipe==
			'''Cocktail'''
			* 2 ounces spirit
			* 1 tsp sugar
			* 2 dashes bitters
			Stir with ice and strain into an ice filled tumbler.

	Examples of a "cocktail" include:		Examples of a "cocktail" include:

DrinkBoy at 19:07, 21 November 2019

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	* Bitters		* Bitters

	A "Cocktail" is a specific type of [[Mixed Drink Types\|mixed drink]], and was initially defined as “Spirits of any kind, sugar, water, and ~~bitters”~~. This would have been the basic recipe that would be used any time somebody asked for a cocktail until the later half of the 1800’s when cocktails might have the sugar replaced by a fortified wine like vermouth, or augmented with a little citrus. Bitters however would still be at the core of almost every cocktail. This would be the case clear up until Prohibition.		A "Cocktail" is a specific type of [[Mixed Drink Types\|mixed drink]], and was initially defined as “Spirits of any kind, sugar, water, and [[bitters]]”. This would have been the basic recipe that would be used any time somebody asked for a cocktail until the later half of the 1800’s when cocktails might have the sugar replaced by a fortified wine like [[vermouth]], or augmented with a little citrus. [[Bitters]] however would still be at the core of almost every cocktail. This would be the case clear up until [[American Prohibition]].

	Examples of a "cocktail" include:		Examples of a "cocktail" include:

DrinkBoy at 00:44, 9 March 2019

2019-03-09T00:44:19Z

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	Spirit + Sugar + Water + Bitters		* Spirit
			* Sugar
			* Water
			* Bitters

	A "Cocktail" is a specific type of [[Mixed Drink Types\|mixed drink]], and was initially defined as “Spirits of any kind, sugar, water, and bitters”. This would have been the basic recipe that would be used any time somebody asked for a cocktail until the later half of the 1800’s when cocktails might have the sugar replaced by a fortified wine like vermouth, or augmented with a little citrus. Bitters however would still be at the core of almost every cocktail. This would be the case clear up until Prohibition.		A "Cocktail" is a specific type of [[Mixed Drink Types\|mixed drink]], and was initially defined as “Spirits of any kind, sugar, water, and bitters”. This would have been the basic recipe that would be used any time somebody asked for a cocktail until the later half of the 1800’s when cocktails might have the sugar replaced by a fortified wine like vermouth, or augmented with a little citrus. Bitters however would still be at the core of almost every cocktail. This would be the case clear up until Prohibition.

DrinkBoy at 20:21, 30 January 2019

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	* [[Old Fashioned]]		* [[Old Fashioned]]
	* [[Sazerac]]		* [[Sazerac]]

			You can see a list of the cocktail recipes on this site [[:Category:Cocktail_Recipe\|here]].

DrinkBoy at 17:34, 25 January 2019

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	A "Cocktail" is a specific type of [[Mixed Drink Types\|mixed drink]]~~. A definition~~ was ~~provided in 1806 which described it~~ as ~~"spirits~~ of any kind, sugar, water, and ~~bitters"~~.		Spirit + Sugar + Water + Bitters

			A "Cocktail" is a specific type of [[Mixed Drink Types\|mixed drink]], and was initially defined as “Spirits of any kind, sugar, water, and bitters”. This would have been the basic recipe that would be used any time somebody asked for a cocktail until the later half of the 1800’s when cocktails might have the sugar replaced by a fortified wine like vermouth, or augmented with a little citrus. Bitters however would still be at the core of almost every cocktail. This would be the case clear up until Prohibition.

	Examples of a "cocktail" include:		Examples of a "cocktail" include:
	* [[Old Fashioned]]		* [[Old Fashioned]]
	* [[Sazerac]]		* [[Sazerac]]

DrinkBoy at 21:19, 19 January 2019

2019-01-19T21:19:28Z

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	A "Cocktail" is a specific type of [[Mixed Drink Types\|mixed drink]]. A definition was provided in 1806 which described it as "spirits of any kind, sugar, water, and bitters".		A "Cocktail" is a specific type of [[Mixed Drink Types\|mixed drink]]. A definition was provided in 1806 which described it as "spirits of any kind, sugar, water, and bitters".

			Examples of a "cocktail" include:
			* [[Old Fashioned]]
			* [[Sazerac]]

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A "Cocktail" is a specific type of [[Mixed Drink Types|mixed drink]]. A definition was provided in 1806 which described it as "spirits of any kind, sugar, water, and bitters".