Philip Poburka on wed 9 oct 02
Do they still have "Jax" Beer in the South?
I remember that one...
Phil
Las Vegas
----- Original Message -----
From: "Rob Van Rens"
To:
Sent: Wednesday, October 09, 2002 8:32 AM
Subject: Re: mixed drinks
From: Lily Krakowski [mailto:mlkrakowski@CITLINK.NET]
>As no one around here has heard of Red Stripe-- I checked
two big liquor
>emporia and two friends who tend bar-- I concluded it is a
cocktail.
>
>And just as I like looking at a glaze and trying to guess
what's in it, so
I
>will take a stab at the Red Stripe recipe.
>
>3 jiggers of moonshine or corn likker.
>1 pony of testosterone
>1 pony of adrenaline
>a dash of bile
>sweetened to taste with orange honey
>Am I close?
Er, no. Red Stripe is a Jamaican beer; specifically, an
American-style
lager ( I used to be a professional brewer). It's an OK
brew, sure beats
Lone Star into a cocked hat. It's fairly common in the
South, and it goes
particularly well with spicy food.
Incidentally, the Red Stripe people also brew Dragon Stout.
Your cocktail, on the other hand, could perhaps be called
the "Arti".
Robert Van Rens, Workshop Coordinator
Otto Kroeger Associates
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