From my knowledge, replace the brandy snifter & use a small rocks/old-fashioned glass. On your separate mixing glass, your good on the Peychauds, ice, and sugar syrup, exclude the Angostura and brandy. The Sazerac has evolved from using Rye whiskey to Burbon, but i would personally use a rye whiskey, such as Sazerac Rye (2oz/ 60ml). Some people will be specific whether the Lemon peel/zest is in or out.
thank you very much for your comment, perhaps more constructive criticism would be more useful - i.e. what do you think is wrong with it? This is the recipe sourced from several books we have in the bar
This is so retarded I don't know where to begin. Perhaps I'll just say that you've proved something a friend told me about this cocktail: "So simple to make, so easy to fuck up."
everyone is allowed to make their own interpretation of the drink. anyone who says otherwise, well you know what they can do...
great videos guys,
happy shaking
dakers8295 1 year ago
From my knowledge, replace the brandy snifter & use a small rocks/old-fashioned glass. On your separate mixing glass, your good on the Peychauds, ice, and sugar syrup, exclude the Angostura and brandy. The Sazerac has evolved from using Rye whiskey to Burbon, but i would personally use a rye whiskey, such as Sazerac Rye (2oz/ 60ml). Some people will be specific whether the Lemon peel/zest is in or out.
wedacose 1 year ago
I'll look forward to seeing your vid to see how its done then will i scrumpy! didnt think so!
jimmydunker 1 year ago
I like Rob's hap-hazzard, some may even say guerilla, approach to bartending!
crusoe1986 1 year ago
thank you very much for your comment, perhaps more constructive criticism would be more useful - i.e. what do you think is wrong with it? This is the recipe sourced from several books we have in the bar
OrchidAberdeen 1 year ago
This is so retarded I don't know where to begin. Perhaps I'll just say that you've proved something a friend told me about this cocktail: "So simple to make, so easy to fuck up."
scrumpymanjack 1 year ago