51.
CHAMPAGNE JULEP.
Use mixing glass half full of ice;
1
lump
white sugar, 3 sprigs of mint. Pour wine
slowly, stir gently, fill
llll
with ice, dress
with fruit, dash brandy on top, and serve
with straw.
52.
CHAMPAGNE PUNCH.
Put in large punch bow
t,
4 quarts cham–
pagne, 2 quarts mineral water, 8 pieces cut
loaf sugar, 3 oranges, sliced; 3 lemons,
sliced,
1
can pineapple, sliced and quar–
tered;
1
pint abrlcotine.
Stir gently and
place large square of ice in bowl; serve in
glass cups.
53.
CHAMPAGNE
SOUR.
Use fancy sour glass;
1
lump sugar, 3
dashes of lemon juice. Fill the glass slowly
with champagne, stir gently, dress with
fruit, and serve.
54.
CHAMPAGNE
AND CLARET CUP.
Use large punch bowl; 4 bottles of claret
wine,
1
pint of curacoa,
1
pint of sherry,
1
quart of French brandy,
1h
pint rasvt>erry
syrup, 4 oranges, sliced; 3 lemon:s, sliced;
3 bottles carbonated water, 2 bottles sweet
soda. Sweeten with granulated sugar, then
let , it stand two hours; place large square
of ice in bowl;
it
is then flt for use. This
will serve 35 persons, usi11g glass cups.
.
55.
CHAMPAGNE
VELVET.
For this drink a bottle of champagne and
a bottle of porter (both cold) must be used.
Fill the goblet half full of porter and bal–
ance ..with champagne; stir with a ~.pnon
slowly and carefully, and serve.
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