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Mixology At Home – The Presbyterian Cocktail And Mixers Guide!

A cola is a versatile drink that can be used in a variety of cocktails, and it’s a great way to add a bit of fizz to your drinks.

  • A good quality spirit, such as gin, vodka, or rum
  • A mixer, such as cola, tonic water, or juice
  • A glass, such as a highball or old fashioned glass
  • A shaker, such as a Boston shaker or a cobbler shaker
  • A muddler, such as a muddler or a jigger
  • A jigger, such as a 1 oz or 2 oz measuring cup
  • A bar spoon, such as a slotted spoon or a bar spoon
  • A cocktail recipe book or a recipe app
  • Choosing the Right Spirits

    When selecting a spirit for your home bar, consider the following factors:

  • Flavor profile: Choose a spirit that complements the flavors you want to create in your cocktails.
  • Price: Spirits can range from affordable to very expensive, so consider your budget when making a selection.
  • Quality: Look for high-quality spirits that are made with good ingredients and have a smooth, consistent flavor.

    I have a variety of teas, including herbal and green tea. I have a selection of juices, including orange, apple, and grapefruit. I have a variety of sodas, including cola, lemon-lime soda, and ginger ale. I have a selection of bottled water, including sparkling and still water.

    The Art of Mixing a Perfect Bourbon and Ginger

    The Basics

    A bourbon and ginger on the rocks is a simple yet elegant drink that requires just a few ingredients. The key to a perfect bourbon and ginger is the balance between the rich, smooth bourbon and the spicy, zesty ginger. • A good bourbon is essential to this drink. Look for a high-quality bourbon with a rich, full-bodied flavor profile. • Fresh ginger is also crucial. You can use either fresh ginger or ginger syrup, but fresh ginger provides a more vibrant flavor. • The ratio of bourbon to ginger is also important. A general rule of thumb is to use one part bourbon to two parts ginger.

  • Start by filling a highball glass with ice.

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