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Related: Culture Forums, Support ForumsEnjoying a classic Whiskey Sour tonight.
Whiskey, lemon juice, and simple syrup. And a marischino cherry. Yummy!
Hope everyone is having a relaxing weekend
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Enjoying a classic Whiskey Sour tonight. (Original Post)
Aristus
9 hrs ago
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niyad
(129,364 posts)1. Luxardo or Amarena?
applegrove
(130,012 posts)4. I had my first amarena cherry last year. Loved it so much
I ordered some online.
niyad
(129,364 posts)5. They are wonderful. Thank goodness for TraderJoe's! I can keep
them handy!
applegrove
(130,012 posts)6. They came on a cheesecake I ordered in. I bought two
bottles and promptly gave one away when I remembered my diabetes. Wish we had Trader Joe's in Canada.
surfered
(11,209 posts)2. Wait, wut? I checked the calendar, today is Saturday! But we appreciate your latest concoction.
Cheers 🍷
Aristus
(71,584 posts)8. I often have an informal drinking session on Saturday nights.
Just a weekend catch-up.
applegrove
(130,012 posts)3. My dad used to make Whiskey Sours for his friends at Christmas. One
family joked that it was like jet fuel.
Aristus
(71,584 posts)9. Depending on the whiskey.
Tonight, its a blended; Suntori whiskey. Single malts are too strong for a whiskey sour.
applegrove
(130,012 posts)10. Sounds delicious.
Aristus
(71,584 posts)11. It is.
The whiskey sour is the first cocktail I used to drink with any regularity; back in my twenties. My mixer back then was Cutty Sark. My tastes have become more sophisticated since then.
Permanut
(7,948 posts)12. Just something to ponder while enjoying a whiskey sour.
Maraschino cherries were developed in the 1920s by Ernest Weigand at Oregon Agricultural College (later Oregon State University).
Aristus
(71,584 posts)13. I didn't know that!
Thank you!