Ale Flip

Ale Flip

Ingredients

1.5 oz.Dark Rum (or Brandy)
8 oz.Dark Beer
1 oz.Brown Sugar Syrup
1Egg
GarnishGrated Nutmeg

Directions

  • Combine the Rum and Brown Sugar Syrup in a Cup
  • Crack the Egg into another Glass and Beat
  • Pour the Beer in a Small Pot over low heat until it steams and froths
  • Pour the Warm Beer into the Glass with Rum
  • Pour that Glass into the Glass with Egg
  • Pour the back and forth between the Glasses until smooth
  • Pour the Contents into a Mug
  • Garnish with Grated Nutmeg

The Ale Flip is another old cocktail from 1600’s Colonial America. Like many other older cocktails, it was sometimes prescribed to treat various medical ailments such as insomnia and indigestion, which probably didn’t help that much.

Rattle Skull

Rattle Skull

Ingredients

12 oz.Porter
1.5 oz.Rum (or Brandy)
.75 oz.Lime Juice
.5 oz.Brown Sugar Syrup
GarnishGrated Nutmeg

Directions

  • Combine the Ingredients in a Beer Mug
  • Stir till Combined
  • Garnish with Grated Nutmeg

The Rattle Skull is a Beer Cocktail from the colonial days of America. The name Rattle Skull is an insult referring to someone who is “empty headed” and talks to much, which this drink can make you as it packs a punch.

Café con Leche Flip

Café con Leche Flip

Ingredients

1 oz.Dark Rum
.75 oz.Coffee Liqueur
.75 oz.Simple Syrup
.5 oz.Cream
1Egg Yolk
GarnishGrated Nutmeg

Directions

  • Combine the Ingredients Cocktail Shaker
  • Dry Shake vigorously for 30 Seconds
  • Add Ice to the Shaker
  • Wet Shake for 15 Seconds
  • Strain into a Cocktail Glass or Coupe
  • Garnish with Grated Nutmeg

The Café con Leche Flip, or “Coffee with milk” in English, is an alcoholic riff on a latté. The cocktail was invented by Sam Ross. The drink isn’t a traditional flip, as it contains dairy and only uses Egg Yolk instead of the whole Egg.

Coffee Alexander

Coffee Alexander

Ingredients

1.5 oz.Brandy
1 oz.Coffee Liqueur
1 oz.Cream
GarnishGrated Nutmeg

Directions

  • Combine the Ingredients in a Cocktail Shaker with Ice
  • Shake for 15 Seconds
  • Strain into a Cocktail Glass or Coupe
  • Garnish with Grated Nutmeg

The Coffee Alexander, like the Blue Alexander, is a riff on the Brandy Alexander. It trades the Dark Creme de Cacao for Coffee Liqueur, but ultimately tastes pretty similar.

Eggnog

Warm Eggnog

Ingredients

1Egg (Separated)
2 oz.Rum (or Bandy/Whiskey)
1 CupWhole Milk
1 BarspoonVanilla Extract
2 TablespoonsWhite Sugar
1 BarspoonGround Nutmeg
1 DashSalt
GarnishGrated Nutmeg

Directions

  • Combine the Egg Yolk and 1 Tablespoon of Sugar in a Mixing Bowl
  • Whisk until Smooth and Combined, then set aside
  • Combine the remaining Sugar and Egg White in another Bowl
  • Whisk until Combined, then set aside
  • Combine the Milk, Ground Nutmeg, Salt and Vanilla Extract in a Small Pot over Medium Heat
  • Stir until Small Bubbles appear
  • Combine the Warm Milk and Liquor in the Bowl with the Egg Yolk
  • Stir constantly to keep the Egg from Cooking
  • Add the Egg White and then Stir till Combined
  • Pour into a Mug
  • Garnish with Grated Nutmeg

Eggnog is a Drink that dates back to Medieval Europe. It was originally used as medicine to cure Insomnia. It was made a bit differently though. The more modern Eggnog was made in Colonial America. George Washington was a huge fan of the drink. Eggnog was originally served hot, but today, cold Eggnog is more popular.

Cold Eggnog

Ingredients

1Egg (Separated)
2 oz.Rum (or Bandy/Whiskey)
1 CupWhole Milk
1 BarspoonVanilla Extract
2 TablespoonsWhite Sugar
1 BarspoonGround Nutmeg
1 DashSalt
GarnishGrated Nutmeg

Directions

  • Combine 1 Tablespoon of Sugar and Egg White in a Bowl
  • Whisk until Combined, then set aside
  • Combine the Egg Yolk and the remaining Sugar in a Mixing Bowl
  • Whisk until Smooth and Combined
  • Add the Milk, Liquor, Ground Nutmeg, Salt and Vanilla Extract to the Yolk Bowl
  • Stir until Combined
  • Add the Egg White and then Stir till Combined
  • Pour into a Rocks Glass over Ice
  • Garnish with Grated Nutmeg

Alexander

Alexander

Ingredients

1.5 oz.Gin
1 oz.Dark Crème de Cacao
1 oz.Cream
GarnishGrated Nutmeg

Directions

  • Combine the Ingredients in a Cocktail Shaker with Ice
  • Shake for 15 Seconds
  • Strain into a Cocktail Glass or Coupe
  • Garnish with Grated Nutmeg

The Alexander was created in the early 1900’s. There were actually two different drinks at the time with the same name, but this recipe won out and stood the test of time. There are a couple different variations of the drink, including the Coffee Alexander and the Blue Alexander, but there are none more famous than the Brandy Alexander. The IBA even call their Brandy Alexander just Alexander.

Hot Buttered Rum Batter

Hot Buttered Rum Batter

Ingredients

1 Stick (8 Tablespoons)Softened Unsalted Butter
.5 CupWhite Sugar
.5 CupBrown Sugar
2 BarspoonsGround Cinnamon
1 BarspoonGround Clove
1 BarspoonGround Nutmeg
1 CupVanilla Ice Cream

Directions

  • Combine the Ingredients in a Mixing Bowl
  • Mix until it has the Consistency of a Batter
  • Pour into a Container for Storage
  • Store in the Freezer

This Batter is made to be used in Hot Buttered Rum. The Traditional Hot Buttered Rum is not made with Batter, but it is a modern take that has become more and more popular. It is more creamy and decadent than the Traditional Drink. This Recipe can be used to create between 8 to 15 Cocktails depending on how much you use.

Whiskey Flip (Hot and Cold)

Hot Whiskey Flip

Ingredients

1.5 oz.Whiskey
1 TeaspoonPowdered Sugar
1Whole Egg
To TopHot Water (or Hot Milk)
GarnishNutmeg

Directions

  • Combine the Whiskey, Sugar and Egg in a Cocktail Shaker
  • Dry Shake vigorously for 20 Seconds
  • Pour into a Mug
  • Top with Hot Water
  • Stir till Combined
  • Garnish with Grated Nutmeg

Flips are some of the oldest Cocktails, originating in colonial America in the 1600’s. They were originally served hot, with Hot Water being used. Flips and Nogs are very similar, the main difference being that Nogs contain Cream. That distinction has faded in time as cream has started to be used in Flips.

Cold Whiskey Flip

Ingredients

1.5 oz.Whiskey
1 TeaspoonPowdered Sugar
1Whole Egg
.5 oz.Cream (Optional)
GarnishNutmeg

Directions

  • Combine the Whiskey, Sugar, Cream and Egg in a Cocktail Shaker
  • Dry Shake vigorously for 30 Seconds
  • Add Ice to the Shaker
  • Wet Shake for 15 Seconds
  • Strain into a Cocktail Glass or Coupe
  • Garnish with Grated Nutmeg

Brandy Flip (Hot and Cold)

Hot Brandy Flip

Ingredients

1.5 oz.Brandy
1 TeaspoonPowdered Sugar
1Whole Egg
To TopHot Water (or Hot Milk)
GarnishNutmeg

Directions

  • Combine the Brandy, Sugar and Egg in a Cocktail Shaker
  • Dry Shake vigorously for 20 seconds
  • Pour into a Mug
  • Top with Hot Water
  • Stir till combined
  • Garnish with Grated Nutmeg

Flips are some of the oldest Cocktails, originating in colonial America in the 1600’s. They were originally served hot, with Hot Water being used. Flips and Nogs are very similar, the main difference being that Nogs contain Cream. That distinction has faded in time as cream has started to be used in Flips.

Cold Brandy Flip

Ingredients

1.5 oz.Brandy
1 TeaspoonPowdered Sugar
1Whole Egg
.5 oz.Cream (Optional)
GarnishNutmeg

Directions

  • Combine the Brandy, Sugar, Cream and Egg in a Cocktail Shaker
  • Dry Shake vigorously for 30 seconds
  • Add Ice to the Shaker
  • Wet Shake for 15 seconds
  • Strain into a Cocktail Glass or Coupe
  • Garnish with Grated Nutmeg

Painkiller

Painkiller

Ingredients

2-4 oz.Pusser’s Rum (Dark Rum)
4 oz.Pineapple Juice
1 oz.Orange Juice
1 oz.Cream of Coconut
GarnishPineapple Wedge
GarnishCocktail Cherry
GarnishNutmeg

Directions

  • Combine the Ingredients in a Cocktail Shaker with Ice
  • Shake for 15 seconds
  • Strain into a Hurricane Glass over Ice
  • Grate Nutmeg over the top
  • Garnish with a Pineapple Wedge, Cocktail Cherry and Straw

If you like Piña Coladas, you’ll like its riff, the Painkiller. The drink was created in the 1970’s at the Soggy Dollar Bar in the British Virgin Islands. Despite not inventing the cocktail, the bastards over at Pusser’s trademarked the drink and have sued people over using different Rum. You can use different Rum, but according to the evil corporate overlords, it is not a Painkiller. This cocktail has three levels with different amounts of Rum. The more pain you are currently in, the more Rum you use.

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