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i defy anyone to call that a simple manhattan

Nice Marc and Dan a Gin Gin Pony 1.5 oz. North Shore #6 Gin 0.75 oz. Fresh Lime Juice. 0.5 oz. Simple Syrup. 0.5 oz. Ginger Liqueur. 15 drops Bittercube Jamaican Bitters #1 Shake and double strain into a coupe. Garnish with 7 drops Bittercube Jamaican Bitters #1

I believe it can. I have only personally streamed Apple Lossless.

They do have an android app. As well as one for those pome things.

Shit, I bought one for $50 and it is definitely worth that.

A Gumballhead (training wheels size), with a healthy dash of orange bitters.

Congratulations to you and Melissa, Ric.

Is there a recipe for "Happy Family" on there? This is definitely the first time I have been complimented on my bitter bottles.

EPIC! Decided to use some of the new toys. A Reverse Perfect Manhattan 2 oz. High West BouRye .75 oz. Carpano Antica .25 oz. Dolin Dry Vermouth 11 drops Bittercube Cherry Bark Vanilla Bitters 7 drops Bittercube Blackstrap Bitters Stir the ingredients and strain into a cocktail glass. Garnish with Lemon Peel and Cherries

A couple of packages from Cocktail Kingdom and Bittercubes Bitters.

Yes.

I may be a little late on Wednesday as that is only 7:30 CST but no biggy.

When Mike dances it rains, or else ... he dances again

Nice come-back

Adult-sized portion.

I still use the original theme most of the time.

Have a great birthday Matt. Drink lots of beer and change the world.

Absinthe dasher, even nicer, and the opaline is a beautiful color. The gypsy is good and the sweetness works since the alcohol content is still high.

I love the bitters bottle and ice pick. Nice!

Nice Fogcutter Marc and the glass is perfect. The Gypsy 1½ PARTS North Shore #6 Gin ¾ PART St-Germain ½ PART Green Chartreuse ½ PART Freshly Squeezed Lime Juice Shake all ingredients with ice and fine strain into a chilled cocktail glass. Garnish with a thinly sliced lime wheel.

Happy Birthday Laine.

Excellent! They looked like an interesting selection plus they are actually semi-local being in Milwaukee. I went with a heavy pour on the rye and scant pours of Benedictine and Cherry Heering and it tasted good. I did notice the lemon after I had almost finished it but couldn't see it was wrapped around a cherry. It was definitely worth trying again so will use the garnish next time and probably a little bitters experimentation as well.

Haven't tried them but just ordered the sampler. Thanks Sounds good. Just made up the proportions and guessed on the glassware. 2 oz Willett rye 1/2 oz Benedictine 1/2 oz Cherry Heering 1 dash Angostura and 1 dash Fee's orange bitters Absinthe rinse Well we returned home from the gymnastics/tumbling awards banquet and I sucked down a Leffe while catching up on the drinking. Decided the Kentucky Porch Wash looked good but did not have any Benedictine so had to make a quick run. As you can see above, I'm back.

Happiest of Birthdays squire.