Pretty bland selection of cocktails if you're making do without any vermouth I'd say. I see the site the list was taken from no longer exists. Perhaps unsurprisingly!
I am equally alarmed that tonic water was grouped together with seltzer/club soda and 7Up. For as different as club soda and 7Up are, tonic water is that much MORE dissimilar. If you don't believe me, try your next 7&7 with tonic water… or your next gin and tonic with seltzer water. These three clear mixers are so very NOT interchangeable!
I have a medical condition which prohibits me from ingesting quinine. I'm not a drinker but if I ordered a 7&7 and a bartender made it with tonic water we'd both be in a world of hurt.
apparently whtever this site just uses juices and triple sec and no ice, cola or bitters... or anything at all remotely close to mixing drinks. And yes I saw the no ice after I typed ice. since first thing that goes into most cocktails is ice. no hot sauce, salt, or anything even remotely close to the mixed drinks I have had :)
I understand that the ingredients were sourced from another Website, but...
Soda water is club soda. It's not plain water & it's not 7-Up or Sprite or any clear sweetened soda.
Tonic water or quinine water is not soda water; it's a completely different beast.
I tended bar for three years & definitely used cola, water, tonic water, sours mix, & ginger ale way more than Irish cream, brandy, amaretto, blue curaçao, coffee liqueur, & grenadine.
My brain isn't working today - I could only think of Amadeus for Amaretto, and Blue Caribbean for Blue Curacao. Also found it interesting that schnapps wasn't accepted, but peach was.
I think modern society doesn't realize that all those vodka drinks they are drinking these days and calling "martinis" are really supposed to have vermouth in them :-)
Not QM's fault, but the source is trash. No vermouth(s), no bitters (of either the Campari/Aperol or Angostura/Peychaud's categories), no tonic, no ice, no absinthe, no cachasa, no mint, no triple sec, no onion/olive/zest, no sugar, no salt, etc., etc.,
No surprise, then, that only a couple of their most popular cocktails are drinkable.
Really have to question this source, especially since it is no longer available. Triple Sec is used more than Lemon or Lime juice? No cola listed? I assume bourbon is included in Whisky (which by spelling would be Scotch or Canadian)
I never would have come up with coffee liqueur. Missed amoretto too, but there atleast was a chance of getting that if I had 5 more minutes :)
Soda water is club soda. It's not plain water & it's not 7-Up or Sprite or any clear sweetened soda.
Tonic water or quinine water is not soda water; it's a completely different beast.
I tended bar for three years & definitely used cola, water, tonic water, sours mix, & ginger ale way more than Irish cream, brandy, amaretto, blue curaçao, coffee liqueur, & grenadine.
Can anyone tell me what the difference is between irish cream and other cream?
No surprise, then, that only a couple of their most popular cocktails are drinkable.
The base of vermouth is wine, and the same plant used to make absinth is used to make vermouth.