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THE
BARTENDER'S GUIDE AND SONG BOOK
RIDING CLUB COCKTAIL
You've all heard that expression, "He's riding
for a fall." This is the recipe that made that old
saying famous. A good Polo player can some–
times drink a helmet full. Be sure you are a good
polo player.
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ROB ROY
COCKTAIL
Suggested by Mr. N. Pomeranz, Managing
Director of the Howard Hotel, Strand, London,
England. Build a new addition, Mr. Pomeranz,
we're coming over, we're coming over, and we
won't come back till this one's up and over, over
there.
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ROCK AND RYE
The old-timers can sit and spin yarns about this
one that will actually parch your lips.
We
heard two of them, then went out and drank a
whole gallon of lemonade to get even.
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Called this peculiarly apt name because of the odd
swaying motion it imparts to the human body after
three rounds. (You'd be surprised what it does
afte r four.)
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Mixing.glass half-full of fine ice
One dash of Angostura Bitten
A small barspoonful of acid phospha te
One jigger of Calisaya
Mix and strain into cocktail glass
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Four parts Robbie Burns
Three parts Italian Vermouth
Two dashes Angostura
Shake well, strain into cocktail glau, serve
with cherry
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Into • glaH put:
One·hatf tablespoonful of Rook Candy
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Add one wineglass of R ye
Juice of one-half Lemon
Mi.'C "ell "ith ice and servo
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Fill mixing glass half full of Fino foe
Add 1 pony Rye
One pony Gin
Dash of Orange Bitten
Dash of Curac;ao
Mix and strain
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