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It Up - A New Era Of Sherry Cocktails By Jeremy Mascarenhas Keeping
up with the times is a hard feat in the cocktail world. Constantly seeking
out new and innovative ingredients to find the next big thing, cocktail
mixologists have to keep steps ahead of fashion.
Vegetables, saké and tea have all had their moment of fame and
Sherry is adding the next new taste to drinks across the bar world. For
a simple Sherry mixer, a double shot of Cream over ice, with a slice of
orange as a garnish, is a delicious refresher. And for something more
adventurous, try out the following cocktails as just a taster of what
can be done with the whole host of Sherry styles and a little imagination... CHERRY AMOUR Designed at Salvador & Amanda by Mario Carvalho (see page 12 for details) 30ml Fino 20ml Havana 3yo Rum Dash of cranberry juice Dash of gomme syrup Dash of lemon juice 3 Maraschino cherries Muddle 2 Maraschino cherries in a glass with a teaspoon of their own juice. Shake with the remaining ingredients. Strain and pour into a margarita glass. Garnish with a cherry. PACHARAN OSCURO Designed at Cigala Bar & Restaurant (see page 14 for details) 25ml gin 121/2ml Pacharan A splash of Manzanilla A splash of Oloroso Stir together and pour into a glass with a twist of orange ADONIS 30ml sweet vermouth 40ml of Fino Dash orange bitters Stir over ice, strain into a chilled cocktail glass. DIVER’S DELIGHT One third Pedro Ximénez One-third crème de menthe One-third blue Curacao Stir over ice and strain into a chilled cocktail glass. EAST INDIA II 40ml of dry vermouth 40ml Old East India Sherry Dash of bitters Stir over ice, strain into a chilled cocktail glass. FOG CUTTER 60ml light rum 30ml brandy 15ml gin 60ml lemon juice 30ml orange juice Dash of Pedro Ximénez Pour everything but the Sherry into a shaker filled with ice and shake well. Pour into a glass and float the Sherry on top. YODELER 1/2 litre of blended blueberries 1/2 litre of blended strawberries 1/2 litre of blended raspberries 2 bottles of Champagne 1/4 litre of Pedro Ximénez 1/4 litre of liqueur Fill a large shaker with ice, Sherry and honey. Shake it well and strain the drink into a large punch bowl filled with fruit. Gently add the Champagne and serve with fruit in the glass. Jeremy Mascarenhas has been editorial director of the seminal London Bar Guide magazine http://www.londonbarguide.com for 10 years. He is also global editor of The World Bar Guide, an online guide to the best bars in the world http://www.worldbarguide.com, publisher of The Big Directory (a bar industry bible) and a freelance drinks marketing consultant. He has worked with most of the leading drinks groups including Red Bull, Moët Hennessy, Diageo, Brown Foreman, Budweiser, Asahi, Tiger Beer and Grand Marnier. Through his publishing company Scene It, as well as the London Bar Guide, he has published guides to Sherry, UK nightlife, cocktails, Japanese restaurants, the much lauded London Restaurant Guide and much more besides. Article Source: http://EzineArticles.com/?expert=Jeremy_Mascarenhas |
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