Drinks

Inpeartween

Inpeartween.

A combination of Quinquina, Williams and Maraschino may sound unusual, but it harmonises very well and is recommended to everyone.

50 ml Cap Corse Quinquina red
20 ml Scheibel Premium Williams
5 ml Schladerer Maraschino
1 dash Angostura Bitters

Preparation: Stirred.This is a drink by Jan-Phillip Fricke and Hendrick Albrecht. It was created at the beginning of 2017 for the summer menu at Le Lion in Hamburg. Hendrick told us that it was created “in-between”, so to speak. Because a pear eau de vie is used in it, we were tempted to combine both words for the denomination. [1]

Originally, Amaro Mondino was used instead of Cap Corse Quinquina and served in a tumbler with a large piece of ice. This recipe was improved shortly afterwards by replacing the Mondino with Cap Corse, reducing the Williams eau de vie slightly, adding a little more Angostura bitters and serving the whole thing without ice in the cocktail glass. [1]

We love pear, cherry and quinquina – so this cocktail is made for us!

Sources
  1. Shared by Hendrik Albrecht at Le Lion.
Inpeartween.
Inpeartween.

Recipes

2017 Ursprungsrezept, Le Lion: 50 ml Amaro Mondino, 25 ml Scheibel Premium Williams, 5 ml Luxardo Maraschino, 1 (kleiner) dash Angostura Bitters. Im Tumbler auf Eis.

2017 Verbessertes Rezept, Le Lion: 50 ml Cap Corse rot, 20 ml Scheibel Premium Williams, 5 ml Luxardo Maraschino, 2 (kleine) dash Angostura Bitters. Im Cocktailglas ohne Eis.

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Hi, I’m Armin and I’m interested in the history of mixed drinks. I examine historical sources, scrutinise traditional narratives and try to present the development of our bar culture in as well-researched and accessible a way as possible. As a freelance journalist, I write about bar culture and focus particularly on historical and critical research. My articles are published in German and English. I value exchanging ideas with others who share this interest, as together we often discover more than any of us could find on our own. If you have any questions, would like to make a suggestion, or know of a source I should look into, I’d be delighted to hear from you. Even after thorough research, there’s always something new to discover – and I’m always keen to learn more.