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- THE
BARTENDER'S
GUIDE AND SON"G
BOO~
STAR COCKTAIL
Named the STAR because that is what yQu gen–
erally saw after a few minutes' intimacy with this
cheerful explosive. We recommend at the next
party that you see who can count the most stars be–
fore your vision gets altogether clouded. (The
record with us is eleven.)
For Auld Lang Syne
*
Fill a mixing-gla ss half-Cull of fine ice
Add
t"o dashes Gum
Syrup
Three dashes of Boker'• Bitten
One-half jigger of Apple Brandy
One-half jigger of Italian Vermouth
Mix, strain
into
a cocktail
it1111,
fwist
1mdl
piece of lemon peel on
th11
top
Should aulJ acquaintance bt forgot,
A nJ nwer brought to
min'
f
S hould
a~ld
acquaintance be forgot
And da}•s
o'
lang-syne?
We
twa
/1at rtm about the brau,
And fiu'd the gowons /irie;
Fer auld long synt,
my
dear,
For auld lang syne,
We'll take a cup o' kindness yet,
For auld Zang syne.
Wt two hat paidl't in the burn
Frat morning sun till dine;
But seas between us braid hat roared
Sin' auld Zang syne.
A nJ there's a hand, my trusty frim',
.J
nJ gie' s a hand
o'
thine;
A nd we'll take a righ t gude willy-waufJhl
Fo r auld Zang syne.
AnJ su rely ye'll be your
pin t
st ou p,
As rnrely I'll be mine I
And we'll take a cu p of kindnus ye t
For auld
10119
syne.
But we'v, wandered mony a weary fo"t
Si1J'
nuld lflng sy ne.