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Applegreen's Bar Book by John Applegreen (1904, p.26) — Kinsley's Specialty

1 whole limeLime juice (fresh) — limebase
1 jiggerLondon dry gin — dry ginbase
Johannis water — Fill the fizz glass.dilution
3 wholestrawberries — strawberriesgarnish
ice — shaved iceother
1 tbspsugar — powdered sugarsweetener
  1. Crush the lime, sugar, and strawberries well with a muddler, then add the dry gin and a little shaved ice.
  2. Shake all together, strain into a fizz glass, fill with Johannis water, and serve.

Ice: Shaved ice

Nose
Fresh berry and lime rise quickly from the glass.
Palate
This is useful because it shows the fizz family absorbing real muddled fruit rather than only syrups or liqueurs.
Finish
The finish is fruity, sparkling, and bright.
Summary
A fruit-muddled gin fizz from the fresh-berry branch.

The Artistry of Mixing Drinks by Frank Meier (1936, p.62)

0.5 glassgin — Ginbase
0.5 lemonlemon juice — Lemon juicebase
Soda water — Soda waterdilution
4 unitstrawberry — Strawberriesgarnish
0.5 teaspoonsugar — Sugarsweetener
  1. Shake with ice, strain into a fizz glass, add soda water, and serve.

Ice: Ice

See also: Raspberry Fizz, Gin Fizz