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THE BARTENDER'S GUIDE AND SONG BOOK
OLD-FASHIONED COCKTAIL
A recipe direct from the famous Manhattan Club
of New York.
If
you don't know this one, you
just "ain't edjicated.1'
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OLD-FASHIONED MINT SMASH
Years ago the states surrounding Kentucky were
so jealous of its astounding popularity caused by
the Mint Julep that they got together and con–
cocted this one. It was the real reason for the
panic of
1907.
Everybody just let business go for
SMASH!
..
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OLD MAN COCKTAIL
•
Mr.
C.
Pasquil, head Waiter at the Grand Hotel
de. la Paix,. -:\lbert, Somme, France, the starting
point for v1s1tors to the Battlefields, sends in this
one. Our hats are off to you, Mr. Pasquil. "Have
another, OLD MAN
I"
:b-
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One lump sugar dissolved in
One-fourth glass water
Two dashes Angostura Bitten
One jigger Rye
One piece of ice
One piece of Lemon Peel
Stir-serve
*
One
lump Sugar dissolved in Water
Four sprigs of Mint
Two ounces of Rye Whiskey
Add Ice and shake well
Add
a bit of Mint on top
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One teaspoonful Anisette
One-half green Stripe
One-half Italian Vermouth
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Shake well
and
serve with
t"ist
of or1111ie
peel
--and Serve