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Tag: Irish whiskey

Admiral Schley High Ball

Drop a piece of Ice into a High Ball glass.

1 teaspoonful Pineapple Syrup.
1 teaspoonful Lemon Juice.
⅔ jigger Irish Whiskey.
⅔ jigger Tokay, Angelica or Sweet Catawba Wine.

Fill up with Apollinaris or Seltzer.

Posted on 31st of December, 196918th of June, 2010Categories The Ideal BartenderTags Irish whiskey, lemon juice, pineapple syrup, seltzer, Tokay, whiskey, wine

Whiskey Irish Hot

Substitute Irish for Scotch Whiskey and proceed as for Hot Scotch Whiskey.

Posted on 31st of December, 19691st of April, 2008Categories The Ideal BartenderTags hot, Irish whiskey, nutmeg, whiskey, winter

Irish Rose – Country Club Style

Use a tall, thin glass; fill with Cracked Ice.
1 pony imported Grenadine.
1 jigger Old Bushmill Whiskey.
Fill with Seltzer.

Stir well and serve.

Posted on 31st of December, 196922nd of November, 2006Categories The Ideal BartenderTags acarpous, grenadine, Irish whiskey, seltzer, whiskey
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