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Why do we clink glasses and toast before drinking?
MOREBanging of wooden mugs or metal bowls of liquor is a medieval custom of spilling each others drink into the others mug, to make sure that no one tried to spike the other's drink with poison, sailors did it, guests in a tavern would do it too.
The host of a meal would drink from the bottle for the guests first and then all would clink glasses to ensure the host didn't spike their drink. The level of trust was absolutely measly back in the days, but with time the custom became a cheerful custom of showing trust, honesty and a toast to good health.
At Ease!
Moderate ABV ( between 15% and 20% ), Balanced and approachable.
*Note that dilution and other factors like type and temperature of ice are not considered in this upfront calculation.
Jean-Marc Xo Vodka and Southern Comfort blend with white cranberry juice and a lime wedge
- Jean-Marc Xo Vodka 3 cl
- Southern Comfort 6 cl
- Cranberry Juice, White 12 cl
- Lime 1 wedge
Collins glass
at ease! is a popular Vodka cocktail containing a combinations of Jean-Marc Xo Vodka,Southern Comfort,Cranberry Juice, White,Lime .Served using Collins glassAt Ease! Ingredients
Jean-Marc Xo Vodka,Southern Comfort,Cranberry Juice, White,Lime,
At Ease! Recipe
Shake the Vodka and white cranberry juice in a cocktail shaker with ice. Strain on top of a lime wedge into a chilled collins glass. Add the shot of Southern Comfort and enjoy.
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