Some of my favorite drinks.

Here are some of my favorite drinks and how I prepare them. Some are not the most traditional of ways, but this is the way I like them:

Piscola.- 1 part Pisco Capel (see my Movie), 1 part Coca Cola, Ice. Don't dare put lemon in it.
Pato Collins.- Anisado Patito®, Fresco Solo (like Cool-Aid), grenadine, lemon, Ice. It is recommended that it be prepared in a 20 gallon plastic box.
Tom Collins.- Gin, Lemon, Guitig® Mineral Water, grenadine, ice.
Anselmo.- Scotch Whiskey, Coconut water, ice. Excellent for the beach.
Aha.- 1 part Rum, 1 part Coca Cola, lemon, ice. You may say Cuba Libre (Cuba is Free), but I say Aha!.
Ron con Piña.- Black Rum, pineapple juice, Angostura Bitters, Ice. Excellent for the beach, add a little orange juice and some grenadine and you have a Mai-Tai.
Martini.- Ice, Gin, 2 drops of Dry vermouth, an olive with pit (wash it first). STIRRED not shaken.
Bloody Mary.- 2 parts Vodka, 3 parts Tomato Juice, 1/4 part lemon Juice, Worcester Sauce, Tabasco® Sauce, salt, ice. Shaken.
Alexander.- Creme of Cacao, Brandy, milk cream (or Condensed Milk) crushed ice. Makes an excellent birthday gift.
Clos de Pirque® wine.- Drink it directly out of a 4 liter bottle.
Beer.- ICE-COLD (we Guayaquileños call it bie-la for "bien - helada", very ice-cold), I prefer Pilsener® and Club®, but I'll drink almost any beer except Budweiser® (YUCK!).
Caipirinha.- I make it the Esmeraldan way (This is really a Brazilian drink, but here in this beach they make it in a very funny way and with another liquor). Put 20 cut lemons in a bucket, add 1 lb. sugar, smash the lemons and the sugar with a bottle of Frontera®, add 4 bottles of Frontera® (w/o the glass), and lot of ice, cover the bucket and give one of each handles to a friend, let them fight for the bucket until it's well shaken, then drink directly from the bucket. If you prefer the classic Brazilian way use Cachaça or Pitu® instead of Frontera.
I Don't Know Its Name.- Campari, Gin, Orange Juice, lemon, Ice. Makes a good breakfast.

If you are looking for more cocktail recipes, see in the Links Page for more web based drinks directories where you can find almost any cocktail you want.