9 stories (to drinks) con Seagram’s Gin

Seagram's Gin Gin presents 9 cocktails to make us enjoy history by sipping

Con más de 100 años de historia, Seagram's Gin brand continues to innovate in how they communicate. Para celebrarlo, He has decided to link 9 classic cocktails that are inspiring stories, nearby and with a touch of important now. Because tradition does not have to be "old" and history (y la paciencia) es imprescindible para conseguir la excelencia.

Since I'm not a bartender (al César lo que es del César), I am not going to tell you how the cocktails are made (Surely there are hundreds of websites where they indicate it); but I am going to focus on the stories with which they have wanted to link them, sure to inspire us.

These cocktails arise thanks to the research of different bartenders throughout history.. How Seagram's Gin is a brand «with a lot to tell» since his birth in the United States in 1939, They wanted to take a tour of these mythical cocktails that have become classics with personality linked to unrepeatable stories.

• gimlet cocktail: Invented by Sir Thomas D. Gimlette, British Royal Navy surgeon, a principios del siglo XX, is the favorite of detective Philip Marlowe, the mythical character of the Raymond Chandler novels.
• Dry Martini: The mythical cocktail has among its anecdotes that Khrushchev said it was the deadliest of American weapons, Roosevelt chose it to celebrate the end of Prohibition and Hemingway preferred it with a lot of gin.
• Sweet&Dry: With an aphrodisiac grease, this combination discovered by Seagram's Gin is perfect for romantic nights,
• Negroni: It was Count Camilo Negroni who asked the barman of the old Cafe Casoni, Fosco Scarselli, to change him, at the american cocktail, soda for gin.
• Martínez: Some say that Jerry Thomas was the pioneer in 1887, others a judge named Martínez and others, dicen, that was created in a bar where gin was mixed with vermouth.
• Dirty Martini: A variant of the Dry Martini that is prepared in the same way but adding a splash of brine or olive juice.
• Gin Fizz: The perfect companion for a quiet summer night became popular in the US among 1900 y 1940.
• Gintonic: It was Marlon Brando's favorite cocktail, hollywood bad boy; and today of thousands of people who have it as the main reference in combined.

In the last place, but with a very prominent position is el Tom Collins. The best option for those days when the sun shines and temperatures rise. Refreshing and very easy to prepare.

To prepare this classic we will need 6 cl de Seagram’s Extra Dry Gin, 2 cl of lemon juice, sugar syrup, ice and soda. In a cocktail shaker with ice, shake vigorously., Serve in a Collins glass and fill with a soda top.

This summer cocktail was born with a joke in bad taste. “Aout there is a certain Tom Collins waiting for you.”. The aforementioned went out to look for the so-called "Tom Collins” and the joker kept the drink.

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