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   Jujin 16.09.2019

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   Kejinn 18.09.2019

   The Tom Collins is perhaps the ultimate highball and one of history’s most enduring cocktails It was historically made with Old Tom gin, which is sweeter than London dry gin, but the drink works well with both types of the spirit (Old Tom only recently became available again, thanks to the clamoring of mixologists.) A peculiar methodology is used in mixing up a Tom Collins5/5().
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   Mut 17.09.2019

   Apr 17,  · So yeah, it’s pretty terrible. But let’s break down why: An ounce of gin is just not enough. That makes for a really weak drink. Think of it this way: If a normal cocktail is between an ounce and a half (45 ml) and two ounces (60 ml), then that drink is % too weak.
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   Mur 13.09.2019

   Mar 05,  · Jerry Thomas, considered the father of American mixology, first made written mention of the drink in Various other bartending books of the late s mention the Tom Collins cocktail, but there are conflicting reports regarding the exact origin of the drink/5(3).
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   Nikogis 18.09.2019

   The Tom Collins takes its name from the Old Tom sweetened gin originally used to make this simple and refreshing cocktail. Learn to make a Collins and you will instantly know a whole family of drinks. The basic ingredients are sweetened citrus juice and 2 oz of liquor plus soda water. Once upon a time a Collins was always made with gin.
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   Kehn 16.09.2019

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   Grolar 18.09.2019

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   Dor 13.09.2019

   So goes the story of “The Great Tom Collins Hoax of ,” which caught hold of New York and is said to be the origins of the cocktail. But there’s a duelling creation story, in which several decades earlier, John Collins, of the Limmer’s Hotel in London, England, concocted a gin punch of the same recipe.