THE ROSE BERLIN SOUR
French Vermouth, Kirschwasser, Egg White, Gilka Kaiser Kümmel,
Raspberry Syrup Maraschino, Lemon, Sugar
1920, Chatham Hotel, Paris. Thorsten’s wake-up-call for the
Probably forgotten because of the odd traditional and almost forgotten
combination. A true peculiar flower, caraway schnapps.
though, which has to be picked.
Sooner or Later.
ELK’S OWN
Egg White, Rye Whiskey, Lemon,
BERLIONI Sugar, Tawny Port
Tanqueray Dry Gin, Cynar, French
Vermouth Savoy Cocktail Book 1930. Formerly
celebrated as a Gentlemen’s choice for
A tribute to both, the Negroni a Whiskey Sour. Also known as the
and Cynar. First served at the Continental Sour.
Victoria Bar. Berlin, 2004. Stagger Lee, Berlin.
FASAN RAPSCALLION
das Korn, Woodruff & Lime Cordial Talisker Single Malt, Pedro Ximenez
Sherry, Absinthe
Korn is a traditional German wheat-
based clear spirit with ambivalent Choose a Manhattan.
reputation. Frankie’s twist on the Gimlet Ruby, Copenhagen
is inspired by a local beer speciality
‚Berliner Weiße’ optionally flavoured
with Woodruff Cordial. JERSEY SAINT
Fasanenstrasse 47. Lairds Applejack, Elderflower Liqueur,
Angostura & Celery Bitters
MOSTRICH Twist on an Apple Jack Old Fashioned.
das Korn, Mustard Liqueur, French with Saint Germain.
Vermouth, Celery Bitters Windhorst, Berlin.
Bartenders go crazy when new
products appear. White Mustard seeds FITZGERALD SWIZZLE
with a hint of cucumber and dill is Zacapa Rum, Falernum, Maraschino,
brought to you by Absinthe, Lime
Galander, Berlin Kreuzberg.
Born in the city, where JFK proclaimed
to be part of a lost isle. With neither
TEQUILA VANDERBILT stick or clue, as we know today.
Don Julio Blanco & Anejo, Guignolet de Rathaus Schöneberg, 1963: Today, in the
Dijon, Angostura Bitters world of freedom, the proudest boast is
‚Ich bin ein Berliner‘.
Berlin. Rico’s take on a forgotten
Classic. A young edgy graduate
Tequila meets hundred percent agave BLACK JACK
Misses Robinson with wild cherries Espresso, Hennessy Cognac,
from Burgundy as dummies. Kirschwasser, Sugar
Forget Espresso Martinis. And the city.
First printed in Chicago, 1914.
Please Don’t Tell, 113 St. Marks Pl., New York Holger Groll, Jakob Etzold, Sven Riebel,
Sunday, February 28th 2010 Torsten Bender, Gonçalo de Sousa Monteiro
