Tuesday, August 21, 2018

148. French Canadian Cocktail


My interpretation:
  1 oz Canadian Club
  1 oz Dolin Dry
  1 dash St. George absinthe verte

Stir in mixing-glass half-full of cracked ice, strain into cocktail glass, serve. — This cocktail was borrowed for JM 1916 from Straub 1913/1914. The comparatively flat Canadian Club is easily overpowered by the savory Dolin and forceful St. George absinthe; one is here tempted to believe Canadian whisky the true predecessor of vodka.

 

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