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When

making

mulled

ale,

add

one

wineglass

of

the

liquid

to

every

quart

of

Bass

&

Co.'s

Barley

Wine

or

Strong

Ale,

adding

a

little

ginger

and

loaf

sugar

to

taste.

Heat

the

ale

over

a

brisk

fire,

but be

sure

not

to

let

it

boil,

as

that

alters

the

flavor,

but

take

it

off

just

before

it

boils.

Add

a

few

slices

of

lemon,

and

a

wineglass

of

gin

to

every

quart.

ORANGEADE

1

spoonful

of

sugar

100%

Orange

Juice

25%

Raspberry

Syrup

l

/

2

glass

of

cracked

ice

Fill

with

water

or

seltzer,

trim

with

fruits

in

season,

serve

with

straws.

OXFORD

UNIVERSITY

"NIGHTCAP"

Beat

up

the

yolks

of

eight

eggs

with

refined

sugar

pul-

verized

and

a

nutmeg

grated;

then

extract

the

juice

from

the

rind

of a

lemon

by

rubbing

sugar

upon

it,

and

put

the

sugar

with

a

piece

of

cinnamon

and

a

quart

of

Bass

&

Co.'s

Barley

Wine

or

Strong

Ale,

into

a

saucepan,

place

it

on

the

fire,

and

when

it

boils

take

it

off,

then

add

a single

glass

of

gin,

or

this

may

be

left

out,

put

the

liquor

into

a

spouted

jug

and

pour

it

gradually

among

the

yolks

of

eggs,

etc.

All

this

must

be

kept

well

stirred

with

a

spoon

while

the

liquor

is

being

poured

in.

If

it

is

not

sweet

enough

add

loaf

sugar.

PARISEN

POUSSE

CAFE

(Use

Pousse

Cafe

glass)

2-5

Curacao

2-5

Kirschwasser

1-5

Chartreuse

A

celebrated

drink

in

Paris.

PEACH

AND

HONEY

(Use

whiskey

glass)

1

tablespoonful

of

Pure

Honey

100%

Peach

Brandy.

Stir

with

spoon

and

serve.

PEACH

BLOW

y

2

lemon

juice

1

teaspoonful

sugar

100%

Gordon

Dry

Gin

y

2

Peach.

Shake,

strain

and

fill

glass

with

seltzer.

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