The art of the simple cocktail

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The Art of the Simple Cocktail Elayne Werns-Duke

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The Art of the Simple Cocktail

Elayne Werns-Duke

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Don’t mess with a good thing

Just enhance it…..

•The Right Glass

•The perfect accruement

•The exotic garnish

•Beautiful ice

•The special serve

•Some spirits are perfect just the way are

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SIGNATURE SERVE- NEGRONI1 oz Tanqueray Ten1 oz Lillet1 oz AperolStirred over ice

Served up in a martini glass

Garnish: Grapefruit twist

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Definition of a Cocktail

1803- first time the word cocktail is printed

Strong spirit bitterssugar water

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The Original Manhattan• 3 dashes of bitters

• 2 dashes of curacao or marashino

• 1 oz Whisky

• 1 oz Vermouth

• ice

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MARTINEZ VS MARTINI

• Martinez Cocktail• 1 dash Bokers bitters• 2 dashes maraschino• 1 oz Old Tom Gin• 2 oz Vermouth• Garnished with a slice

of Lemon

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Ice Changes Everything

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Jerry Thomas-The God Father

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The First Cocktail Books

• Bon Viviant’s Companionby Jerry Thomas

• Bartenders Guideby Jerry Thomas

• IMBIBE by David Wonderich

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BAR TOOLS

Boston Shaker Bar Spoon

Julep

Muddler

JiggersHawthorn Strainer

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The Perfect Ten

2.5 oz Tanqueray Ten

.5 oz Dolins Dry vermouth

4-6 dashes of grapefruit or orange bitters

Glass: Martini

Garnish: Grapefruit zest

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Vermouth

German word “Wermut,” meaning wormwood

vermouth is an aromatic fortified wine flavored with herbs, roots, bark, flowers and other botanicals.

White vs Red

Storage

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Prohibition

• Another good reason not to piss off a woman

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DAVID AUGUSTUS EMBURY

• David Augustus Embury:

• The author of “The Fine Art of Mixing Drinks, published in 1948

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Basic principles

• Anyone can one make a good drink

• A drink will never be any better than the quality of the cheapest ingredient in it

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Things to Consider• It must wet the appetite not dull it

• stimulate the mind as well as the appetite

• It must be pleasing to the palate

• It must be pleasing to the eye

• it must be balanced

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3 Components of a cocktail

• The base

• The modifying agent

• The Flavoring agent

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Balance

Acid

Sugar

Alcohol

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Dale Degroff-aka King Cocktail

• The man who made it all happen

• The Cosmopolitan

• Book “The essential cocktail”

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Cosmopolitan

• 1 1/2 oz Vodka (Citrus preferred)

• 1/2 oz Cointreau

• 1/4 oz fresh lime juice

• 1 oz cranberry Juice

• orange peel for garnish

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Margarita

2 oz Don Julio Blanco Tequila

1 oz Orange Liqueur

.75 oz Fresh Lime Juice

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Daiquiri

2 oz White Rum

1 oz Simple Syrup

.75 oz Fresh Lime juice

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Sidecar

2 oz Cognac

1 oz Cointreau

.75 oz Fresh Lemon Juice

sugar rim

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Fresh Juice vs Not

VS

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Sour Mix Fresh Vs Homemade

• Pre Package Cost: $5 for a 32 oz container

VS

• Cost of Fresh: 32 oz = 18 oz of simple syrup and 14 oz of lemon or lime juice.

18 oz Simple syrup9 oz water: Cost Free9 oz sugar:Cost 6 cents per oz = $0.54

14 oz lemon or lime juice:14 lemons - $3.50

Total = $4.04

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Rules of Citrus

• Lime vs Lemon- Storage timed

• Hand Juicing vs Sunkist Juicer

• Aged vs Non aged

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How To Create a cocktail

• The base:– Your cocktail is only as good as the quality of

the base you begin with

• The modifier: – Character builder

• Flavor agent: – A new cocktail is one exchange of ingredient or one

one addition of flavor away

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Tequila Cocktails 1920’s

Picador

1/2 Tequila1/4 Cointreau1/4 Lime Juice

Toreador1/2 Tequila

1/4 Apricot Brandy

1/4 Lime Juice

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St. Ginger-Rita

St-rita

1.5 oz Don Julio Blanco

1 oz St. Germain

.75 oz Fresh Lime

Ginger-Ritaadd

. 5 oz Stirrings ginger

Ginger Sugar

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Muddle Cocktails

• The Mojito

• The Caiprisoka

• Caiprinia– Very Berry Smash

• Sugar Syrup vs granulated sugar to muddle

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My Whisky Smash

2 oz Bulleit Rye

4 lemon wedges

5-6 mint leaves

1 oz simple syrup

Glass: Rocks

Garnish: Mint sprig

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How do I create drinks

• Flavor profile of the base spirit

• Flavor Bible

• Target Clientele

• Hot trends

• Seasonal ingredients

• Review classics for inspiration

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Bulleit Bourbon: Tasting Notes

Tasting Notes

Bulleit Bourbon

Color: Deep Amber

Nose: Creamy Vanilla, Pickling Spices and Buttery Pralines.

Taste: A delicate, silky entry leads to a full body of honeyed grain, vanilla bean and pralines. Finishes long with rich, fruity

caramel, and peppery spice.

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Adding Flavor• The Flavor Bible is as useful to

anyone who cooks as a thesaurus is to anyone who writes. It's a guide to hundreds of ingredients and herbs, spices, and other seasonings that will best enhance their flavor.

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Spirit Flavors

• Three ways to flavor a spirit:– Maceration– Infusion– Flavoring

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Flavored Spirit Cocktails

• Benefits:– Tend to be naturally sweeter and

lower in alcohol– Less ingredients needed

• HOW– Use similar flavors – Use complimentary flavors

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Chocolate Decadence

1.5oz Godiva Choc Raspberry vodka

Chilled brut champagne

Glass: Chilled champagne flute, drizzled with honey

Garnish: Godiva champagne truffle with raspberries