Discover the Quebecois roots of the Habitant Whisky and Maple cocktail
In short: Explore a cocktail recipe dating back to the late 1940s. This video reviews Wayne Gretzky 99 Red Cask whisky and demonstrates two ways to prepare a classic Quebecois drink.
The Habitant cocktail originates from Quebec and takes its name from the French-Canadian term for the earliest settlers of New France. This cultural connection is mirrored in the nickname for the Montreal Canadiens hockey team, the 'Habs'.
The presentation features a recipe accredited to Larry Denis of the Seigniory Club Quebec, now known as the Château Montebello. The method involves shaking the whisky and maple mixture with ice and straining it into a cocktail glass.
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