Mastering the chemistry of a pre-prohibition classic cocktail
In short: Discover the 1892 Club Cocktail, a historical recipe from William Schmidt's 'The Flowing Bowl'. This video explores the chemistry of classic gin cocktails and provides a structured path for those looking to become an educated barfly.
The video features a recipe from William Schmidt, a former 'celebrity bartender' who managed prominent saloons in Chicago and New York. The 1892 Club Cocktail utilizes Old Tom Gin, a specific style of gin, combined with one-third vino vermouth (Italian vermouth), two dashes of orange bitters, and one dash of green chartreuse.
By exploring these specific proportions and ingredients, the video serves as a guide for understanding cocktail chemistry. It aims to move the viewer beyond simple consumption toward a more educated appreciation of historical mixology and the craft of the bar.
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