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Horse's Neck
Submitted on: February 6, 2023
I'm inclined to think that this cocktail is named so after the tall glass and the long channeled citrus peel that adorns that glass. I've heard tales of pro's that can do this spiraled channeling technique all in one go! I was not able to do so due to my amateurness, but that's a forgivable trait too. 😀 There's a good number of "horse-themed" cocktails out there, and it appears that many of them have one thing in common: the use of bourbon. It took a bit of thinking to figure out why this may ...
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Garnish
Build
Glass
A Long, Channeled Lemon Peel
Build In Glass
By Cameron "CameroxnWithAnX" Calv
Livestreaming Mixologist
Head XBartender at the XBar (with an X), Cameroxn (also with an X) serves up his favorite video games in the style of craft cocktails. His goal is to take our favorite characters, concepts and creatures from our favorite video games and serve them in a glass. You can find him livestreaming on Twitch and YouTube collecting ideas from the games he plays, or showcasing those ideas completed behind the his home bar and studio....
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Using a channeling knife, create a long and thin peel of a lemon (or other citrus fruit). Place the bottom of the peel into a preferably tall glass and build up ice cubes, anchoring the peel to curl around the glass in a vertical manner. Build the bourbon and ginger ale to the top of the glass. Optionally, add a couple of drops of Angostura or other aromatic bitters!
Editor's Note
A classic highball defined by its signature long lemon peel. The ginger ale provides a crisp, spicy finish to your choice of spirit.
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