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Jack's Manual by J. A. Grohusko (1908, p.43) — Grohusko 1908

0.5 whole lemonLemon juice (fresh) — lemon juiceacid
0.5 whole limeLime juice (fresh) — lime juiceacid
0.5 whole orangeOrange juice (fresh) — orange juiceacid
0.75London dry gin — high and dry ginbase
1 tspsugar — sugarbase
ginger ale — ginger aledilution
ice — fine iceother
10 dashRaspberry syrup — raspberry syrupsweetener
  1. Shake the sugar, raspberry syrup, citrus juices, gin, and fine ice well together.
  2. Fill the glass with ginger ale, stir carefully with a spoon, and serve.

Ice: Fine ice

Nose
Berry and mixed citrus rise over the gin.
Palate
This matters because it shows the Daisy line spilling outward into a fully lengthened, ginger-ale summer drink rather than remaining a short charged-water sour.
Finish
The finish is long, bright, and gingery.
Summary
A lengthened ginger-ale Daisy from the summer-service branch.

Jack's Manual by J. A. Grohusko (1910, p.60)

2 lemonslemon juice acid
2 limeslime juice acid
2 orangesorange juice acid
0.75 portiondry gin base
1 teaspoonfulsugar base
ginger ale — Fill glass with ginger ale.dilution
ice — fine iceother
10 dashesRaspberry syrup sweetener
  1. Shake the sugar, raspberry syrup, citrus juices, dry gin, and fine ice well together.
  2. Fill the glass with ginger ale, stir carefully with a spoon, and serve.

Ice: Fine ice

See also: Brandy Daisy, June Rose