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Jack's Manual by J. A. Grohusko (1908, p.29) — Grohusko 1908

0.5London dry gin — Gordon dry ginbase
2 dashPeychaud's bitters base
0.5dry vermouth — French Vermouthmodifier
ice — iceother
  1. Stir the Peychaud's bitters, dry gin, and French vermouth over ice.
  2. Strain in glass and serve.

Ice: Ice

Nose
Dry gin and Peychaud's spice rise together.
Palate
This is another useful dry aperitif branch, showing how many named gin-vermouth variations were still competing in the field.
Finish
The finish is dry, spicy, and clean.
Summary
A dry gin-French-vermouth aperitif from the named club-cocktail field.

See also: Anderson Cocktail, Martini Cocktail