Larchmont

The Larchmont is a Cocktail which consists of Rum, Orange Flavoured Brandy, Fresh Lime Juice, and Sugar Syrup.

The Larchmont was invented by David Embury; it was named after the New York Suburb in which he lived.

Recipes

"The Fine Art of Mixing Drinks," by David A. Embury, 1948/1952/ 1958

"As a grand finale to cocktails based on the Rum Sour, I give you one of my favorites which I have named after my favorite community"

• 1/2 part Sugar Syrup
• 2 Parts Lime Juice
• 2 Parts Grand Marnier
• 6 Parts White Cuban Rum

"Shake vigorously with crushed or cracked ice and strain into chilled and frosted cocktail glasses. A twist of orange peel may be dropped into each drink for decoration if desired."

Translated into Mls

• 60ml White Cuban Rum,
• 20ml Grand Marnier,
• 20ml Fresh Lime Juice,
• 5ml Sugar Syrup.

Shake with Crushed Ice, and then strain into a Cocktail Glass; Garnish with an Orange Twist.

Translated into Shots

• 2 shots White Cuban Rum,
• 2/3 shot Grand Marnier,
• 2/3 shot Fresh Lime Juice,
• 1/4 shot Sugar Syrup.

Shake with Crushed Ice, and then strain into a Cocktail Glass; Garnish with an Orange Twist.