Eeleen Lee's
Facebook note about literary cocktails made me smile so broadly I thought I'd slip it in here. I mean seriously, we should open a bar! :
1. The Master And Margarita
2. The Turn of the Screwdriver
3. Oliver Twister
4. White Russian Fang
5. Love In the Time of Kahlua
6. Atonicment
7. Cider With Rosies
8. A Clockwork Orange de menthe
9. The Last Mimosa
10. Treasure Island Iced Tea
11. Of Mice and Menthe
12. Death In Venice (a title that would make a great cocktail name..)
Can you punsters out there think of any more?
Eeleen Lee's Facebook note about literary cocktails made me smile so broadly I thought I'd slip it in here. I mean seriously, we should open a bar! :
Pride & Pre-Juiced-ice
ReplyDeleteA Tale of Two Tonics
Gin in the City
The Last of the Mojitos
Lime and Punishment
One Hundred Years of Drunkenness
Moby Drink
The Call of The Wine
Long Tall Glass Into Night
All Quiet on the Western Barstool
The Kethchup's In The Glass
Uncle Tom's Laager
Jackie Tom Collins
ReplyDeletehahah Sharon thanks for including list on your blog
ReplyDeletegreat lethal-sounding drinks baronhawk! and Jackie tom Collins...
I've added some more, Sharon
ReplyDelete13. A Farewell to Armaretto
14. Brighton (on the) Rocks
15. The Long Island of Dr. Cointreau
16. Tyger Beer! Tyger Beer!
17. To Distill A Mockingbird
In Cold Bloody Mary :-)
ReplyDeleteE.M. Foster's
ReplyDelete18. Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead-Drunk
ReplyDelete19. No'straw'mo
20. The Barmaid's Tale
21. Do Androids Drink off Electric Beer Mats?
Can't miss this one :) -
ReplyDeleteThe Caipirinhas from Brazil
A drink named after not an author, but an opera singer: Daiquiri Te Kanawa :-)
ReplyDelete- Poppadumdum