What Cocktails can I make in GC Lounges?
Jan 20, 2018, 8:51 am
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What Cocktails can I make in GC Lounges?
I know there is no apparatus or staffing to make them but was planning on making my own. Does anyone know any straight forward cocktails I could make in GC EDI. I was hoping to make a Rusty Nail but it looks like they no longer provide Drambuie
Jan 20, 2018, 9:27 am
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My go to is a Bloody Mary - all the stuff required to make it is within the lounge including Tabasco, lemon/lime, Worcester sauce and pepper.
Now, the most adventurous I've gone was when I tried to make a mojito with a peppermint tea bag and creating a sugar syrup from the coffee bar! I was very, very bored. Turned out better than I expected
Now, the most adventurous I've gone was when I tried to make a mojito with a peppermint tea bag and creating a sugar syrup from the coffee bar! I was very, very bored. Turned out better than I expected
Jan 20, 2018, 9:34 am
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Jan 20, 2018, 9:42 am
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This subject was actually covered in some detail in the halcyon days of BMI.
DIY cocktail suggestions for BD Lounge
Definitely worth doing again!
DIY cocktail suggestions for BD Lounge
Definitely worth doing again!
Jan 20, 2018, 9:58 am
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Black Russian.
When squeezing a bit of limes out of the lime slices, you can get something like a Margarita, got the Tequila and Cointreau, though perhaps only in LHR.
When squeezing a bit of limes out of the lime slices, you can get something like a Margarita, got the Tequila and Cointreau, though perhaps only in LHR.
