Oxford Night Caps by Richard Cook (1860, p.19) — Oxford 1860
| 6 whole | lemon juice — juice of lemons | acid |
| 1 whole | lemon peel — lemon peel oil on sugar | acid |
| 6 whole | Seville orange juice — juice of Seville oranges | acid |
| 4 glasses | brandy | base |
| 1 whole | Seville orange peel — Seville orange peel oil on sugar | base |
| 1 quart | water — boiling water | dilution |
| 6 glasses | calves-feet jelly — In a liquid state. | other |
| 0.5 pound | sugar — loaf sugar | sweetener |
- Combine the citrus oil sugar treatment, citrus juices, calves-feet jelly, and loaf sugar in a jug.
- Pour on one quart of boiling water, add four glasses of brandy, stir well, and serve.
Cook's slang name 'Storative' is part of the printed heading and reflects living undergraduate speech.
This is one of the more direct built punches in the book, without the longer infusion of Oxford Punch.