Cooling Cups and Dainty Drinks by William Terrington (1869, p.186) — Terrington 1869

1 pintale — good alebase
1 glasssherry modifier
1 roundbuttered toast other
1 ozMixed spice other
1 ozsugar sweetener
  1. Warm the ale and add the sugar, mixed spice, and sherry.
  2. When nearly boiling, pour the mixture over a round of buttered toast and serve hot.

Garnish: Buttered toast.

This preserves one of Terrington's more domestic-looking hot-beer compounds that still sits inside the cup tradition.

The toast is part of the drink's structure, not just a garnish.

See also: Cambridge Ale Cup, Purl, Porter Cup (Sherry and Claret)