Bloody Mary
The Bloody Mary is a cocktail that was invented in the 1920s. It is made with Vodka, Tomato Juice, Worcestershire Sauce, Tabasco Sauce and Lime Juice.
Ingredients
50ml
Smirnoff Vodka
150ml
Tomato Juice
3
Dashes of Worcestershire Sauce
3
Dashes of Tabasco Sauce
1
Celery Stalk/Pickle/Lemon Wheel/Olive (Garnish)
1
Salt & Pepper (Garnish)
0 units of alcohol per serve
Equipment
1
Highball Glass
1
Ice Scoop
1
Jigger
2
Cocktail Shaker Tins
1
Hawthorne Strainer
1
Bar Spoon
1
Tongs
Serves:
1
Method
Preparation
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Add all ingredients to one of the Cocktail Tins filled with Ice.
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Roll gently between the two Cocktail Tins.
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Strain into an ice-filled Highball Glass.
- Garnish with an Olive, Pickle, Celery Stalk, Lemon Wheel, and Salt and Pepper.
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Alcohol content
Alcohol content
14.8 g per serve
Interesting facts
The most traditional Bloody Mary includes only a celery stick, despite the fact, that it can now be garnished with a number of things. The now ubiquitous garnish is said to have made its debut at the popular Chicago eatery, The Pump Room.
History of the drink
Many people believe that Fernand Petiot, a young bartender at Harry's New York Bar in Paris in the 1920's invented the Bloody Mary. However, it appears that while employed in the 1940's at the St. Regis Hotel in New York City, he only added spice to an already well-known and established combination of vodka and tomato juice. George Jessel, a Hollywood celebrity in the 1920's–1950's is likely the original inventor, and it also looks likely that he gave his favourite beverage the name Bloody Mary.
