All of the cocktails from #FridayNightCocktails on Twitter, and more, are found in our recipe archive.
3rd #cocktail of #FridayNightCocktails on 8th November: Merry Widow
Our third cocktail is the Merry Widow. The Merry Widow is a classic cocktail which first appeared in Hugo R. Ensslin’s Recipes for Mixed Drinks (2nd Edition) (1917); it takes it’s name from the Broadway production, The Merry Widow which opened in October 2007.
2nd #cocktail of #FridayNightCocktails on 8th November: Jack Sour
Our second cocktail, the Jack Sour, is from jack Daniels themselves: Sweet. Sour. Unmistakably Jack.
1st #cocktail of #FridayNightCocktails on 8th November: Bourbon Alexander
3rd #cocktail of #FridayNightCocktails on 1st November: Gin & Cabinet Sour
Our third cocktail is the Gin & Cabinet Sour. An attractive and tasty gin sour with a red wine float.
2nd #cocktail of #FridayNightCocktails on 1st November: Necromancer
Our second cocktail is the Necromancer. Despite the name, the Necromancer[/i] is an pleasant floral cocktail, combining elderflower and absinthe.
1st #cocktail of #FridayNightCocktails on 1st November: Whiskey Alexander
3rd #cocktail of #FridayNightCocktails on 25th October: James Joyce
2nd #cocktail of #FridayNightCocktails on 25th October: R.A.C. Special
Our second cocktail is the R.A.C. Special. The house cocktail at the Royal Automobile Club, Pall Mall, London, which featured in Harry Craddock’s 1930 The Savoy Cocktail Book.
1st #cocktail of #FridayNightCocktails on 25th October: Pomegranate Negroni
3rd #cocktail of #FridayNightCocktails on 18th October: Oriental
Our third cocktail is the Oriental. A true classic cocktail, dating back to Count Benvenito Martini’s 1916 Cocktail Ology book.