KIRSCHWASSER RICKEY
ingredients:
- Several pitted black cherries , speared on cocktail toothpick ...
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KGB (KIRSCH GIN AND BRANDY)
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Kirsch Eau de Vie (Cherry Brandy)
Westford Distillers, Ashford, Connecticut
INGREDIENTS: Montmorenci cherries -nothing else.
PROOF: 80 (40% )
AGE: Rested for 1-2 years then bottled
TYPE: Eau de Vie ...
Kirsch - Kirsh is a white brandy distilled from cherries and usually aged in a paraffin lined cask to prevent it from taking on the color of the wood. It is also another name for cherry schnapps.
Kirsch
Glass type: Wine Goblet
Directions: Blend with 4 oz of ice until smooth. Pour into a goblet and garnish with a lime slice.
Kirschwasser
Instructions
Pour carefully in order given into chilled Pousse-Cafe glass to keep ingredients separated.
Kirsch and Cassis
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Kirsch (Kirchwasser)
Colorless liqueur made of cherries.
Black cherry, raspberry, boysenberry, currant, or grape juice or syrup, or cherry cider.
1 oz. Kirsch
1 oz. Creme de Cassis
Club Soda
Lemon Peel
Mix ingredients in a highball glass with ice and fill with club soda. Garnish with a lemon peel.
Gin 1/2 Oz. Kirschwasser 1 1/2 Tsp. Triple Sec 1 1/2 Tsp. Orange Juice 1 Oz. Lemon Juice 1 Tsp.
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Hiram Walker Kirschwasser
Bitter cherry flavored cordial made in the U.S. Usually used for cooking, particularly fondues. The Hiram Walker company has been in business since 1858. Uses only natural ingredients.
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teaspoon each of kirsch and caster sugar
half white of an egg
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1/2 oz Brandy
1 oz Kirschwasser
1 oz Coffee
Mixing instructions:
Shake all ingredients with cracked ice, strain into an old-fashioned glass over ice cubes, and serve.
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limejuice 2 to 3 dashes kirsch 1. Put 4 oz. ice in blender 2. Add light rum, cherry brandy, limejuice and kirsch 3. Blend at medium speed for about 15 seconds, until smooth 4. Pour into a goblet or large wineglass 5.
Kirsch, from Germany, is cherry flavored, and Mirabelle, from France, has a plum flavor. To the brandy base, which contains the alcohol, they add an extract or concentrate of the fruit and sweetening syrups.
Place the brandy, sugar syrup, kirsch, and the citrus peels in the bowl and heat the bowl with a heating element placed under the cradle. Thread one of the orange peels through the tines of a serving fork. Have the coffee hot and ready in warmers.
Fruit brandies made from cherries are called Kirsch or Kirschwasser; from pears, Poire, and from raspberries, Framboise. They are best served chilled over ice.
Goat's Delight 1 1/2 ounce kirschwasser 1 1/2 ounce brandy 1 tablespoon cream 1 dash orgeat 1 dash absinthe Shake with ice. Strain into a cocktail glass. Source: Old Waldorf Bar Days (1930)
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An example of Fruit brandy is Calvados which is an apple brandy and Kirsch which is a cherry brandy. Many fruit brandy types are not aged after distillation. The fruit brandy is often a clear liquid. ...
Other liqueurs include kirsch, kümmel, Cointreau, crème de menthe, Drambuie, and Grand Marnier.
 See also: Brandy, Vodka, Liqueur, Bourbon, Whiskey
  
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