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No doubt popularized in the 80's, the Alabama Slammer is a product of the 70's and probably defined as a shot to be "slammed", but it's a great cocktail in a tall glass!
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Tropical sweetness of brown sugar and citrus balanced like an "alcoholic tang." Amaretto and orange juice combination is always a great killer flavor profile.
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The "fizz" has existed since 1887 when Jerry Thomas penned his fizz recipes; one can technically turn anything into a fizz, even sloe berry gin, so here you go...a recipe dating to the 1880's with a spirit that matches it in age.
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Dry berry flavor, brown sugar with a light off-dry and tart finish.
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This falls into the family of cocktails with the "slow comfortable screw" naming convention. When created with fresh orange juice, you've go a lovely lightly sweet breakfast cocktail, add galliano and you've got an "up against the wall" recipe.
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Taste like freshly squeezed orange juice with a twang of southern comfort sweetness.
