A bijou is a mixed alcoholic drink composed of gin vermouth and chartreuse. Lawlor s 1895 book the mixicologist as equal parts gin grand marnier and sweet vermouth. Fill a cocktail shaker with ice. Add gin sweet vermouth chartreuse and orange bitters. The bijou cocktail is a classic cocktail featuring gin sweet vermouth and chartreuse.
Cocktail other recipes preparation style stirred. The bijou first appeared in c. This cocktail gets its name from the three main ingredients and their relationship to bijoux or jewels or gems. An original style bijou is made stirred with ice as johnson s 1900 new and improved bartender manual. He named it for the colors of jewels represented by the liquors.
Crisp and herbaceous the classic bijou cocktail from the late 1800s blends gin with a bouquet of herbs and spice from chartreuse and vermouth. The recipe is easily updated for 21st century palates by raising the amount of gin by a half ounce and by rolling back the other two. If you find yourself fitting into this camp there s no need to turn away from the bijou. Garnish with lemon twist. Originally made with equal parts gin green chartreuse and sweet vermouth the bijou made its first known appearance in harry johnson s bartenders manual published in 1900 in the last decade the drink has made something of a comeback in part thanks to king cocktail dale.
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Sweet vermouth 2 dashes orange bitters regan s tools. This improbable cocktail a blend of gin sweet vermouth and chartreuse was invented in the united states in the late 19 th century. Gin for diamond vermouth for ruby and chartreuse for emerald. The father of modern bartending himself harry johnson invented the drink in the 1890 s. With equal parts gin sweet vermouth and green chartreuse accompanied by a dash of orange bitters the bijou is bombastically herbaceous too much so some might say.
Green chartreuse 1 oz. Clear gin for diamond red for vermouth and green for chartreuse bijoux means jewels in french. This cocktail was invented by harry johnson the father of professional bartending who called it bijou because it combined the colors of three jewels. The clear gin is like a diamond the red vermouth is like a ruby and the green from the chartreuse is the emerald. 10 comments 04 25 2020.
10 comments 04 25 2020. Green chartreuse 1 oz. Sweet vermouth 2 dashes orange bitters regan s tools. Stir ingredients with ice and strain into a chilled martini glass. Crisp and herbaceous the classic bijou cocktail from the late 1800s blends gin with a bouquet of herbs and spice from chartreuse and vermouth.
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