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Deadwood, the HBO series that I’m finally getting around to watching, has been on constant playback in my house of late. So I’ve been drinking an awful lot of whiskey. What better way to turn an otherwise passive television experience into an interactive one?
But when Sazeracs, Old Fashioneds, and straight up bourbon aren’t cutting it, I’ve also been tinkering with some new ideas as well.
Variations
Tentatively and uncreatively titled “Rumbaroni,” we have:
Foams
Fairly famous west coast bartender Jamie Boudreau invented a drink at his former place of employment, Vessel, called the Vessel 75. The drink is stirred bourbon and Peychaud’s served in an old fashioned glass and topped with a foam made of egg whites, water, lemon juice, and maple syrup. Having just acquired an iSi cream canister, I made a couple to excellent results.
But then it got me thinking about other possible variations. Here’s my first stab, a delicious but yet-to-be-perfected variation on the Mojito / Gin-Gin Mule theme.
Thoroughly Modern Mojito
Coffee and Coffee Syrup
My friend John shared with me some coffee syrup he used to re-create a drink he had at the Violet Hour in Chicago. Here’s our effort at duplicating it:
Still having tons of syrup left, I’ve played around a bit more. Thus far, my favorite original drink using the syrup is as follows:
I also took a stab at a few coffee-based drinks, one of which I’ll mention here.