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luvdunhill

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  1. Vintage Silver Julep Cup from here, using "Ebay Bucks". Just one. But they look nice and seem like a reasonable deal. http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=140602657243
  2. Heh, looks like something Mikhail would use (output "range" of 5v)?
  3. An Aquavit Corpse Reviver, which turned out very good.
  4. Corpse Reviver #2, a classic.
  5. Oh and. Has anyone found a non lame 'chocolate martini 'receipe?
  6. Ah. Yeah, i have some. What about brandied cranberries? I wonder if that would work.
  7. A proper caiphi. Yum. Aged cachaca is very nice.
  8. Ok, I've been meaning to ask this for a while. So, what kind of cherries are those? They are more like cranberry size. I mean, we only get Bing and Ranier cherries around here, so, why are they so small?
  9. Two Strawberries, One Sugar cube, and 3 oz. Dark Rum.
  10. It's quite the ergonomic piece of wood. Next I need the proper glassware and this drink really does need to be served with a spoon, if you use sugar cubes.
  11. Larry, one could say that would be seminal research...
  12. Yeah, I never trust those recommendations at all. Good luck!
  13. Learn how to pack them in the box helps too. I'd recommend to the OP to sell them (disclosing the issue obviously) and buying another pair.
  14. good question in fact.
  15. Corpse Reviver #2 A quite quaffable Cointreau creation.
  16. So, well... I'm a bit surprised. It's bland. Somehow the rye subtracted flavor from the vermouth. It doesnt taste bad, it just doesn't taste. I also used a lot of cherry bitters. It's like the Coors of Manhattans.
  17. Indeed. That is the plan.
  18. Wait, I lack fiat?
  19. The vermouth is more important than the whiskey. Really. In fact I will prove it tonite.
  20. Thanks Al! So, is the Napoleon more a triple sec or a curaƧao or just another class?
  21. It's not for a T2. I am soldering the pins to a PCB. How does one size a captive nut properly?
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