BROCKMANS REVIVES THE CORPSE REVIVER
COCKTAIL
Brockmans Gin, the gin like no other, has revived another classic cocktail especially for the coming Autumn season. In homage to the classic Corpse Reviver cocktail – specifically Corpse Reviver No. 2 – the Brockmans Autumn Reviver offers the traditional ingredients but ensures that the gin becomes the star performer.
Instead of the traditional equal quantities of lemon, Lillet, Cointreau and gin with a dash of absinthe, this revitalised Reviver has a good proportion of gin to let the Brockmans’ botanicals shine through. These notes include blueberries, blackberries, bitter-sweet orange peel, coriander and almond. Then, instead of Absinthe to finish, there is in this version, more than a dash of Cointreau.
The guidance given by the King of Cocktail Shakers, Harry Craddock, in his Savoy Cocktail Book, is as true for this new interpretation of the Corpse Reviver as it was for those imbibing in the 1930s: “Four of these taken in swift succession will unrevive the corpse again,” he wrote.
Our advice is not to treat that as a ‘reviver’ but to begin an Autumn evening with the Brockmans Autumn Reviver, and celebrate the start of a wonderful season. Here’s to a revival...
Ingredients:
• 50ml Brockmans • 20ml Lillet Blanc • 20ml Fresh Lemon Juice • 15ml Ginger Syrup • 10ml Cointreau
Method:
Shake all ingredients together in an ice-filled cocktail shaker; and strain into a chilled martini glass.
Brockmans Autumn Reviver 28 SEPTEMBER 2017
Garnish: with a dehydrated orange slice studded with cloves.
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