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THE BARTENDER'S GUIDE AND ' SONG BOOK-
JOE RICKEY
Similar to the Gin Rickey, except that Whiskey
takes the place of Gin.
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BACARDI HIGHBALL
More to a Northern gentleman's taste. Even
a
·Scotchman will like this one.
BRANDY AND SODA
For those who likes their liquor, and likes
it
clear, we suggest the good old Brandy highball.
Easy on ,the host, but hard on the guests. Some–
times called the Veteran's Delight.
GIN HIGHBALL
Like the Gin Fizz, the American nation has taken
this delightful effervescing drink to its heart.
Easy to make, attractive in appearance, perfect
for whatever purpose you want it. Here's to the
GIN HIGHBALL, the nation's gift to prohi–
bition.
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One-half Lime squeezed and skin dropped in
Two ounces of Bourbon or Rye Whiskey
Split of White Rock
One lump ice
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Place a piece of ice in highball
glase
Bacardi, according to taste
Fill
glass with sparkling water
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Into
a
tall tumbler placo
One pony Brandy
A
fow
pieces
of
ice
Fill
glass with plain
sod•
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Pony of Gin
One Jump
of
ice
Fill glasa with Soda, add Lemoli Peel
and
serve
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