Don Quixote Distillery & Winery(TM)
A Gigger of Gin and Someone's Gonna Sin
A Gigger of Gin and Someone's Gonna Sin
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GIN COCKTAILS
Jemez Magic
2 oz - Don Quixote Spirit de Santa Gin
cracked ice
Shake gin with cracked ice until chilled. Strain.
Serves 1
Very few Gins in the world can be tolerated straight. Don Quixote gin makes an excellent drink on its own. The subtleness
of New Mexico herbs and pinon smooth out what is often a spirit that must be masked with other ingredients.
Road Runner
4 oz - Don Quixote Gin
1 oz - dry vermouth
1 oz - Pernod (or other licorice or anise flavored liqueur)
2 tsp grenadine
cracked ice
Shake gin and other ingredients with cracked ice until chilled.
Recommend serving in a wine glass. Serves 2.
Pernod can be substituted with Spanish Ojen, Greek Ouzo, or French Ricard. These are all types of a liqueur called "pastis"
which are best known for their thirst-quenching ability. Pernod was created by Henri Pernod in 1915 after Absinthe was
outlawed. This liqueur is basically absinthe without wormwood and like absinthe, clouds up when mixed with water. After a
hard day in the hot dry heat, this is just the companion for that relaxing period between early evening and sunset.
2 oz - Don Quixote Spirit de Santa Gin
cracked ice
Shake gin with cracked ice until chilled. Strain.
Serves 1
Very few Gins in the world can be tolerated straight. Don Quixote gin makes an excellent drink on its own. The subtleness
of New Mexico herbs and pinon smooth out what is often a spirit that must be masked with other ingredients.
Road Runner
4 oz - Don Quixote Gin
1 oz - dry vermouth
1 oz - Pernod (or other licorice or anise flavored liqueur)
2 tsp grenadine
cracked ice
Shake gin and other ingredients with cracked ice until chilled.
Recommend serving in a wine glass. Serves 2.
Pernod can be substituted with Spanish Ojen, Greek Ouzo, or French Ricard. These are all types of a liqueur called "pastis"
which are best known for their thirst-quenching ability. Pernod was created by Henri Pernod in 1915 after Absinthe was
outlawed. This liqueur is basically absinthe without wormwood and like absinthe, clouds up when mixed with water. After a
hard day in the hot dry heat, this is just the companion for that relaxing period between early evening and sunset.
