October 29, 2009
Other Names: Grand Marnier and Vermouth Cocktail
Edited by: Sheri Wetherell, Melissa Peterman
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Greg Bulmash
It would be nice to have a little history on how it got its name.
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[edit] Ingredients
½ |
ounce gin |
½ |
ounce Grand Marnier |
½ |
ounce sweet vermouth |
½ |
ounce dry vermouth |
½ |
ounce orange juice |
Dash orange bitters |
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[edit] About Satan's Whiskers Cocktail
This recipe was found in Imbibe Magazine. The mix of flavors in this cocktail make it a pleasant though potent cocktail. Perhaps that is how it got its scary name. It is also taller than most neat drinks, so a larger glass is needed. According to A.J. Rathburn's Good Spirits book if you were to skip the Grand Marnier for another orange liqueur like curacao the drink would then be called a "Curled Satan's Whiskers."
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Sheri Wetherell
Found some info on how it got its name. Will add to the About section.