10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SAZERAC»
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THE
SAZERAC LYING CLUB. A NEVADA BOOK
Hundreds of stories are extant of their wit, their bravery, their skill, and their
kindness — but this book purports to be a chronicle of the Sazerac Lying Club,
and must not be diverted from its object to the relation of stage-drivers' yarns,
however ...
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The Complete Idiot's Guide to Mixing Drinks
Sooner or later, you'll encounter the legendary Sazerac from the city of New
Orleans. The classic version involves some effort, but the effort is worthwhile.
Let's work our way up to the classic by beginning with the Simple Sazerac. The
original ...
3
New Orleans Cuisine: Fourteen Signature Dishes and Their ...
owned by John B. Schiller, a local importer of the French brandies of Sazerac de
Forge et Fils. Although a few sources contend that a Sewell Taylor owned the
business, Schiller's name is more often associated with the bar that opened in
1859 ...
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Cocktails: Over 2250 Cocktails
SAZERAC The rounded, distinctive flavour of this classic New Orleans cocktail is
reliant on one essential ingredient: Peychaud's aromatic bitters. Antoine Amedee
Peychaud's father was forced to flee the island of San Domingo, where his ...
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The Oxford Encyclopedia of Food and Drink in America
The Sazerac is a whiskey-and-bitters drink in the tradition of the earliest cocktails.
In the early nineteenth century, the owner of a New Orleans apothecary, Antoine
Amédée Peychaud, developed a product called Peychaud's Bitters. He mixed it ...
Andrew Smith, Bruce Kraig, 2013
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Imbibe!: From Absinthe Cocktail to Whiskey Smash, a Salute ...
Or you can go the cognac route: the drink was originally made with Sazerac de
Forge et Fils cognac, a brand that perished in the phylloxera epidemic of the
1880s. The occasional bottle of true Sazerac still turns up at auction; good luck.
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New Orleans: A Cultural History
The liquid was then served in an egg-cup-like piece of crockery called a
coquetier (forerunner of the jigger), which was mispronounced "cock-tay." The
Sazerac is one of those "cock-tays", or cocktails. Known around the world and still
a favorite ...
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Old New Orleans, a History of the Vieux Carre, Its Ancient ...
Sazerac-de-Forge et fils, of Limoges, France. In 1859 the local importer of that
brand was John B. Schiller and in that year, when he opened at 13 Exchange
Alley, he named his place the "Sazerac Coffee House" after the brand of cognac
he ...
9
Bitters: A Spirited History of a Classic Cure-All, with ...
It is often claimed that the Sazerac, New Orleans's official cocktail, was America's
first cocktail; even the word “cocktail,” it is argued, comes from the word coquetier,
the name of the egg cup that Antoine Amedie Peychaud used to serve his ...
Brad Thomas Parsons, 2011
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The Glory of Southern Cooking: Recipes for the Best ...
OF ALL THE EXOTIC COCKTAILS ASSOCIATED WITH THE city of New Orleans,
none has a more colorful history or enjoys greater popularity than the glorious
Sazerac, made with whiskey, bar syrup, bitters, and an aniseflavored liqueur.
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «SAZERAC»
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sazerac is used in the context of the following news items.
The New Orleans Sazerac — The Film
Atlanta drinks explorer James Martin of The Sipologist blog is planning to direct a short documentary on the history of the Sazerac cocktail in its birthplace, New ... «Atlanta Journal Constitution, Jul 15»
Join us for a peek inside the Sazerac Bar
A peek inside the Sazerac Bar We return to the Sazerac Bar inside the Roosevelt Hotel. The bar, home to the classic New Orleans cocktail of the same name, ... «NOLA.com, Jun 15»
The Sazerac Company Extends its TAAKA Vodka Brand with New …
Sazerac is one of New Orleans' oldest American family owned, privately held companies and has operations in New Orleans, Louisiana; Frankfort, Bardstown, ... «BevNET.com, Feb 15»
The New Orleans Variations
I eyed a bottle of Sazerac rye on the kitchen counter. And some Angostura bitters, more satsumas and a jar of spiced, brandied peaches another guest had ... «New York Times, Jan 15»
Happy Hour History: The Sazerac
A simple cocktail with a deep history, the Sazerac may not be the first American cocktail, but it is one of the most distinctive—a recipe so flawless it has gone ... «Paste Magazine, Dec 14»
Sazerac recalls Fireball whiskey containing propylene glycol at …
Sazerac Co. has recalled its Fireball Cinnamon Whiskey from Sweden, Norway and Finland because some batches contain levels of flavoring chemical ... «Lexology, Nov 14»
Sazerac says its Fireball Whisky is safe
New Orleans-based Sazerac Co. Inc. says its Fireball Whisky is perfectly safe to drink… more. New Orleans-based Sazerac Co. Inc. says its Fireball Whisky is ... «Louisville Business First, Oct 14»
Celebrate the Stormin' of the Sazerac, plus more things to do in New …
Celebrate the Stormin' of the Sazerac, plus more things to do in New Orleans Friday ... Party like it's 1949 at the Stormin' of the Sazerac on Friday (Sept. 26). «The Times-Picayune - NOLA.com, Sep 14»
Sazerac Announces New Specialty and Craft Division
Bond & Royal September 11, 2014 (Chicago, IL) – New Orleans- based Sazerac Company announces an exciting addition to their current family of companies- ... «BevNET.com, Sep 14»
Sazerac North America will expand two Kentucky distilling …
Sazerac North America will expand two Kentucky distilling operations, located in Frankfort and Owensboro. The expansions represent a combined investment of ... «Area Development Online, Apr 14»
