With a windstorm outside blowing the vibrant red maple leaves across the way, it seemed fitting to share this Maple Bourbon Whisky Sour with you.
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My favourite thing about Whisky Sours is that there are endless possibilities on flavour combinations, and according to the season - or your mood - the sky is the limit!
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Ingredients:
2 oz Bourbon Whisky – I used Okanagan Spirits BRBN Bourbon-style Whisky - 100% local
1 oz Freshly squeezed lemon juice - I am not opposed to using the store juice if you don’t have time to go fresh, but if so, use a little less as it is extremely concentrated
¾ oz Maple Syrup - Maple is not SIBO friendly, but you can substitute honey simple syrup
1 tbsp Egg White - This is a make or break ingredient for me as it creates the beautiful foam topping. Please don’t be scared to use egg white in your cocktails!
Bitters – I used Gunpowder by Bittered Sling to add a spicy depth to the aroma and flavour
Ice
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Directions:
Combine all ingredients except for the bitter into an ice-filled shaker. Shake hard and strain into a rocks glass or tumbler.
Garnish with a few drop of the bitters, I prefer to add these to the foam as it cuts the nose on the egg white.
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Get your sip on and enjoy watching the maple leaves fall!
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opps !!
wow good :)
Thank-you for reading! :)
Is it me or is there some poetry in your first sentence!! You have a pretty cool bar!!! Cheers!!! :D
I do love poetry! Thanks for reading, working at a distillery helps with the bar stock ;)
You are lucky!!! :D