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wit h generous juice,
As generous as your mind;
Anc1 pledge me ia your generous toast,
'The whole of human kinc1.'
"-Danfol O'Connell.
ALE SANGAREE.
P lace a teaspoonful of sugar in a suitable glass and clissolrn it in a jigger
of water. Fill the glass with ale, grate nutmeg on top and serve.
371
BRANDY SANGAREE.
Fill a large bar-glass with fiu e ice, add a jigger of cognac auc1 a spoonful
of sugar, shake thoroughly, strain into a small cut glass, grate. nutmeg on
top and serve.
372
PORTER SANGAREE, OR PORTEREE.
The same as Ale Sangaree, with Dublin Stout substituted for ale. (See
Recipe No. 370.)
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PORT WINE SANGAREE, COLD.
Into a small mixing-glass place a barspoonful of bar suga r anc1 two
jiggers of port wine; shake thoroughly with some cracked ice, strain into a
thin glass, grate nutmeg over the top and serve.
374
WHISKEY SANGAREE.
Make t he same as a Brandy Sa ngaree, with whiskey substituted for
brandy. (See Recipe No. 371.)
375
WHITE WINE SANGAREE.
Proceed the same as iu making a Port Wine Sangaree, with the c1esirec1
b rand of white wine substituted for port. (See Recipe No. 373.)