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Soul Taker #2
When did the word ‘cocktail’ first appear in print?
MOREThe word ‘cocktail’ first appeared in print is in 1803, and three years later, the definition of the word appeared in the May 6 1806 edition of The Balance and Columbian Repository a newspaper published in Hudson New York. The definition given was “a stimulating liquor composed of any kind of sugar water and bitters”. This is thought to be the first time that the word was used in reference to a mixed drink.
Soul Taker #2
- White Rum 3 cl
- Kahlua 3 cl
- Rum, Black 3 cl
- Rum, Gold 3 cl
- Sambuca, Black 3 cl
- Milk 10.5 cl
- Mint 1 piece
Any Glass of your Choice
Soul Taker #2 Ingredients
White Rum,Kahlua,Rum, Black,Rum, Gold,Sambuca, Black,Milk,Mint,
Soul Taker #2 Recipe
Shake all ingredients except milk and mint. Pour into a half-litre wine crafe and Top up with approx 3.5 oz milk, and stir. Serve into cocktail glass and Top with a sprig of fresh mint.
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