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Mikey, you are a New Year beast!!

I pulled out the Modern Mixologist book and mixed a 323, named after the address of the restaurant in NYC where it was created.

2 oz rosemary infused Hendrick's gin

2 oz fresh lemon sour

1/2 teaspoon balsamic vinegar reduction (balsamic and sugar reduced to syrup over heat.

2 fresh basil leaves

2-3 fresh strawberries or fresh seasonal fruit (I used clementine segments, these are mentioned in the write up).

In a mixing glass add fruit, basil and balsamic reduction. Muddle

Add gin and lemon sour.

shake with ice until well blended.

Double strain into a chilled cocktail coupe.

Debbie and I both enjoyed it, and I'll put this one in our "like" list.

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Mikey is a New Year's BEAST! Mike Sr. Is a mix master! I love the rest of you even with your limitations! :P. Happy New Year's everybody!

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First drink I have mixed in forever

Approved!

Finished a bottle of 2007 Terra Valentine Spring Mountain District Cabernet Sauvignon with some friends - wish I had some more... it was excellent.

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All ready to pop some corks!

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That is quite a bit of Russian Rivern!

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Starting with Jester King Wytchmaker Rye IPA. This has the most carbonation of any brew I've ever seen.

Everything is bigger in Texas. :)

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All ready to pop some corks!

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Bastard!! I'm so jealous. But Happy New Year regardless Peter!

Just mixed a Rob Roy for myself. Debbie is enjoying Kasteel Rouge.

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