Recipes of the Hendrick’s Gin presentation “Drinking with DIckens” at BCB 2008

Von barworkz@mac.com | Oktober 13, 2008 um 10:47 | Keine Kommentar | Allgemein | Tags: , ,

 

As promised, we will start to post most of the recipes and presentations held at the BCB 2008 in no particular order from now on.

Jeffrey Morgenthaler was indeed a bit quicker and already posted his presentation on his own blog (which is more than worth reading but you all should know that by now!). Well he did the work so he should get the honors, right?

Anyways, here are the recipes of Xavier Padovani‘s (Global Brand Ambassador Hendrick’s Gin) great presentation "Drinking with Dickens" including my personal favourite: the White Cargo. What a tasty drink….

 

Gin Blazer

3 Parts Hendrick’s Gin

1 Part Green Chartreuse

1 twig Rosemary


Garnish: None

Method: Heat all ingredients and carefully flame them.Extinguish flame before drinking!

Glass: Tea cup

 

White Cargo Punch

4l Vanilla ice cream

1,5 bottles Hendrick’s Gin

350 ml Luxardo Maraschino Liqueur

Grated nutmeg


Garnish: None
Method: Let icecream melt, so it has a rather soft consistency then mix with other ingredients, using a punch bowl.

Glass: Punch glasses


Gin Sangaree

50 ml Hendrick’s Gin

20 ml Freshly sqeezed lemon juice

10 ml Sugarsyrup

20 ml Port

 

Garnish: Grated nutmeg, twig of mint
Method: Shake & strain gin, lemonjuice und sugarsyrup over crushed ice. Top up with Port.
Glass: Julep cup


Hot Gin Punch

let simmer on medium heat for about half an hour:

4 Bottles Hendrick’s Gin

5 Liters Madeira wine

2 Pineapples, chopped in small pieces

0.5 Liter freshly sqeezed lemon juice

200 Grams honey

15 Cinnamonsticks

8 Cloves

10 Orange-zests

2 Star anise

50 Grams brown sugar


Sweeten according to taste.

Glass: Tea cups / punch glasses

 

Foto: Miguel Lopes

Der Autor

barworkz@mac.com

Bastian Heuser ist Miteigentümer der Bar- und Beverage-Consulting-Agentur Barworkz. Er ist Mixology Magazins Spezialist für Cocktail-Themen und betreut die Bartender-Verkostungen der Kolumne "Von Bartendern für Bartender".

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