Montgomery

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Origin
 
Origin
Created by Earnest Hemingway at Harry's Bar, Venice. Named for Sir Bernard Law Montgomery of the British Eighth Army, the drink's proportions of gin to vermouth (at 15 to 1) are said to represent the General's requirement for outnumbering the enemy prior to engagement. [edit]
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Created by Earnest Hemingway at Harry's Bar, Venice. Named for Sir Bernard Law Montgomery of the British Eighth Army, the drink's proportions of gin to vermouth (at 15 to 1) are said to represent the General's requirement for outnumbering the enemy prior to engagement.  
  
 
Original Recipe
 
Original Recipe
15 parts Gin to 1 part Dry Vermouth, i.e 3 3/4oz Gin, 1/4oz Dry Vermouth, shaken or stirred and served "up" in a cocktail glass. [edit]
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15 parts Gin to 1 part Dry Vermouth, i.e 3 3/4oz Gin, 1/4oz Dry Vermouth, shaken or stirred and served "up" in a cocktail glass.  
  
 
Common Recipes
 
Common Recipes
The total volume of the drink may vary but the proportions should allways remain 15:1 [edit]
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The total volume of the drink may vary but the proportions should allways remain 15:1  
  
  
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Webtender.com Discussion Board Threads on the MONTGOMERY
 
Webtender.com Discussion Board Threads on the MONTGOMERY
http://www.webtender.com/iforum/message.cgi?id=31358 [edit]
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http://www.webtender.com/iforum/message.cgi?id=31358  
  
 
External links
 
External links
http://blogs.salon.com/0004535/stories/2005/05/24/theMontgomery.html [edit]
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http://blogs.salon.com/0004535/stories/2005/05/24/theMontgomery.html  
  
 
Retrieved from "http://wiki.webtender.com/wiki/MONTGOMERY"
 
Retrieved from "http://wiki.webtender.com/wiki/MONTGOMERY"

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MONTGOMERY (or "A visit with the General")

Contents [show] 1 Origin 2 Original Recipe 3 Common Recipes 4 Webtender.com Discussion Board Threads on the MONTGOMERY 5 External links


Origin Created by Earnest Hemingway at Harry's Bar, Venice. Named for Sir Bernard Law Montgomery of the British Eighth Army, the drink's proportions of gin to vermouth (at 15 to 1) are said to represent the General's requirement for outnumbering the enemy prior to engagement.

Original Recipe 15 parts Gin to 1 part Dry Vermouth, i.e 3 3/4oz Gin, 1/4oz Dry Vermouth, shaken or stirred and served "up" in a cocktail glass.

Common Recipes The total volume of the drink may vary but the proportions should allways remain 15:1



Webtender.com Discussion Board Threads on the MONTGOMERY http://www.webtender.com/iforum/message.cgi?id=31358

External links http://blogs.salon.com/0004535/stories/2005/05/24/theMontgomery.html

Retrieved from "http://wiki.webtender.com/wiki/MONTGOMERY"

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