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Subject: Re: The sour in a Whiskey Sour & egg white/mushrooms/olives
From: Thinking Bartender
Posted: Thu Mar 2. 2006, 08:04 UTC
Followup to: "Re: The sour in a Whiskey Sour & egg white/mushrooms/olives"  by Bippo  (Thu Mar 2. 2006, 07:03 UTC)
I find that early recipes for Whisky Sours, and other types of sours, do not 
use eggwhite. Drinks with eggwhite, or eggyolk, are usually prefixed by Silver 
or Golden respectively. 

The eggwhite does create a foam that looks good, but it is not a default in a 
Whisky Sour. Another addition to a Sour is Angostura Bitters. Yes, some people 
say it improves the drink, but is it a default ingredient? No it isn't.

Also a cherry is not a default garnish for a Whisky Sour, but lots of people 
think it is. Personally, a lemon slice is much better.


Cheers!

George S.

"You have your way. I have my way. As for the right way, the correct way, and 
the only way, it does not exist." - F. Nietzsche 

"innovation distinguishes between a leader and a follower" - Steve Jobs


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