@FreddyQuinne Congrats on your journey, it's a very difficult thing to do, and you're showing your strength by sticking to it.
Please don't blame the bars for the prices, though; we buy it in at that price. The markup happens long before we see it.
All the best x
@hollieh0llie you're paying for the venue, the atmosphere, the location, the drink development, the service. Not your bag? Fine. But what Love From is doing is unique and commendable, creating a space that didn't exist before.
@hollieh0llie Nah. That's the price. Overheads in central Manchester are high, costs for non-alc spirits are high, and without high GP products like rail vodka/gin/draught to float from then £7.50 is more than fair to stay alive. Yes you can buy the products individually for cheaper, but 1/2
@RhodaF5952 @DavidWondrich@mixellany@diffordsguide @attaboy_mcilroy Found it! Can't say it looks very good, though, I think we can safely retire this version and use the Lee Brothers' name 🪶
Can anyone shed insight into the history of the Charleston cocktail? It seems to have popped up out of nowhere.
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@dsoneil @DavidWondrich This makes sense that it would be a commercial "red fruit" grenadine rather than anything else. Have you found any older recipes in which the maraschino/cochineal syrup would have been used?
@dsoneil @DavidWondrich we're revisiting our classics specs, intrigued if you think the grenadine used in the original Bacardi cocktail was a US-style pomegranate syrup, or the potential "original" spiced version?
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@SueAtkins If you have a juicer, great, but if not, you can blend the rhubarb with a bit of water. Add the sugar, calvados, vanilla and custard to a big pot. Add the lemon & rhubarb last; the acidity should split it. Then simply filter through coffee filters, and bottle!