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Irish Resurgence
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Submitted on: March 16, 2023
Tired of Guinness, Irish Car Bombs, and Green drinks? Liar 🤣Ready to try something different on this St. Patrick's Day? Then give this beauty a go! Obviously, whiskey is the big deal in Ireland, but gin has been made there since the 1700s. In the past few years, gin has exploded over there, with more than 50 brands that are produced on the island! So grab your Irish whiskey and your Irish gin and let’s make my Irish Resurgence:
Ingredients
- 1 ozBlended Irish Whiskey
- 1/2 ozIrish Gin
- 1 bar spoon
- 1/2 oz
- 3 dash(es)
Tools
bar spoon
shaker
jigger
strainer
torch
peeler
juicer
Instructions
Garnish
Build
Glass
Estimated strength
Orange Peel
Shake & Strain
About 23% ABV (estimate)
By The Flippin Mixologist
At-home mixologist
Teacher, stage actor, audiobook narrator, and at- home mixologist. I spent my early teaching years bartending in the summers. I love making drinks for people. I love the ritual of it. I like to make the classics, do my own riffs on classics, and create brand new cocktails. I really enjoy trying to make a drink that symbolizes a person or character. ...
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View MoreAdd ingredients (minus peels) into a shaker with ice. Shake well for about 10 seconds. Strain into a chilled glass of your choice (I like to serve it up, but a rocks glass works just as well). Take one orange peel and flame express over the drink until you’ve gotten all the good stuff out. Garnish with the second peel. Sláinte! * feel free to double the recipe if you want a longer sip- you don’t need more orange peel, though. Honey lemon ss: Combine 2 parts honey to one part water in a pot ove...
Editor's Note
A modern St. Patrick's Day cocktail that smartly pairs Irish whiskey with botanical Irish gin. A rich honey-lemon syrup and flamed orange peel create a spirit-forward sipper that's both familiar and new.
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Stacy (Crafted Pour)
16 March 2023
Really love the the use of the Irish gin and Irish whiskey. What are the notes of the gin?
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