Back In My Day, It Was Called A New-Fashioned
January 11, 2011
In my latest post for FineCooking.com, I cover the history of the cocktail- the original one. I'm sure you've heard of it: spirit, sugar, water, bitters.
In my latest post for FineCooking.com, I cover the history of the cocktail- the original one. I'm sure you've heard of it: spirit, sugar, water, bitters.
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Did you seriously suggest making a vodka old fashioned? Isn't...isn't that just a spiked Angostura Bitters?
Posted by: Nathan | January 12, 2011 at 04:31 PM
There is actually a vodka old-fashioned on the menu at Gitane restaurant in SF.
http://www.gitanerestaurant.com/
The lead bartender there says it's a great way to get vodka drinkers interested in classic cocktails.
You could also think of it as a sweetened Pink Gin if that helps...
Posted by: Camper English | January 12, 2011 at 04:38 PM