
THE BLOODY MAY
DIFFICULTY
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PREP TIME
5 minutes
WHAT'S IN IT
2 oz American Mustard Gin
4 oz tomato juice
0.5 oz pickle brine
0.5 oz lemon juice
1 cucumber slice (muddled)
4 dashes Worcestershire sauce
A dash of Sriracha (to taste)
Pinch of black pepper + celery salt
HOW IT'S MADE
- Muddle the cucumber slice in a shaker tin.
- Add gin, tomato juice, pickle brine, lemon juice, Worcestershire sauce, Sriracha, black pepper, and celery salt.
- Add ice and roll the mix gently between two tins to chill and combine (do not hard shake).
- Strain into a Collins glass over fresh ice.
WHAT IT'S LIKE
We took a Bloody Mary, and added some cucumber to compliment the mustard and brighten up the pickle flavour. A light-hearted take on the classic.
JAMES' TASTING NOTES
Mary 1 of England had to persecute Protestants before getting a drink named after her. James May, on the other hand, just needed to make The Gin of the People.
DIETARY STATUS
Non-Vegan, Non-Vegetarian (Contains anchovies via Worcestershire sauce)
CREDIT
Joe Nicholas, In the Drink
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American Mustard
American Mustard distils the very essence of the United States - hot-dog mustard and dill pickles - to create something really spectacular - a savoury gin that is both light and warming with a slight sensation of fire on the tongue.
It’s the perfect accompaniment to every traditional American fast food recipe, but we don't recommend using it as a garnish. That would be absurd.
40% ABV