Horse's Neck

Horse's Neck

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An elegant Victorian-era highball — cognac, ginger ale, and Angostura bitters, served with a dramatic spiral of lemon peel running the length of the glass. — Crafted by Blinner with Love

Ingredients

Pairs With

Pair with sophisticated British fare such as smoked oysters, potted shrimp, or cucumber and cream cheese sandwiches to match its elegant Victorian aesthetic. The ginger ale brightness also complements Asian fusion appetizers like shrimp toast or scallion pancakes.

Instructions

1

Cut a long spiral of lemon peel and drape it inside a highball glass with one end hooked over the rim

2

Fill the glass with ice

3

Pour cognac and bitters over the ice

4

Top with ginger ale

5

Stir gently once to combine

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Tips

The dramatic lemon spiral is the signature — use a channel knife or vegetable peeler to cut it Originally a temperance drink (just ginger ale and lemon), the spirit was added later Bourbon or rye whiskey can substitute for cognac in the American version