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Vodka
Drinks Recipes
Stone
or Piedra Recipe
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Fernet
is a bitter drink made from many kinds of herbs, which are
macerated in grape alcohol, filtered and aged in white oak
barrels for a period can be 6 to 12 months. Its alcohol content
is 45% and has a dark color and an aroma.
Its origin dates back to the mid-nineteenth century, and there
are several versions about its true origin. Some argue that was
created in France, other versions suggest that it was in
Czechoslovakia, but most of us to Italy, more precisely in the
province of Lombardy. Some say it was created by a chemist
abroad, apparently Austrian surname Fernet. Others prefer to
argue and the story told by one of the oldest companies in the
preparation of this drink: Fratelli Branca, who attributed the
invention to the pharmaceutical Bernardino Branca in 1836, who
in 1845 founded the company specifically for marketing. |
Ingredients:
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Yield:
1
Pax |
Bar
measures |
Mise
en place
on
Net |
Ingredients
on
net |
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Ingredients |
Amount |
Units |
Amount |
Unit |
% |
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Aníse
Dry |
3/4 |
ounce |
21.29 |
mls |
49% |
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Tequila
Blanco |
3/4 |
ounce |
21.29 |
mls |
49% |
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Fernet.
Branca |
3 |
drops |
1 |
mls |
2% |
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Total |
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43.58 |
mls |
100% |
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Ice
Cubes |
3 |
pieces |
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Method
of Preparation:
Equipment
and Utensils for the preparation of the recipe
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Bar
table |
Jigger |
Bar
scale |
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tweezers |
Ice
cointainer |
Old
Fashioned Glass |
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El
Vaso old fashioned o antigua de vidrio, vidrio Lowball, o
piedras de cristal es un corto vaso utilizado para servir una
bebida alcohólica, como el whisky, con cubitos de hielo (
"en las rocas").
También
se utiliza normalmente para servir a ciertos cócteles, como la
antigua, de la que recibe su nombre.
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Old
Fashioned Glass |
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