Make it easy on the robot.Anyone have any more drink recipe ideas for me?
Patrón Reposado Teuqilla straight up.
Make it easy on the robot.Anyone have any more drink recipe ideas for me?
Too simpleMake it easy on the robot.
Patrón Reposado Teuqilla straight up.
You don't want the robot to breakdown. Make it easy.Too simple![]()
Just breaking balls.
See if the robot will make this one for you, Bobby….Anyone have any more drink recipe ideas for me?
WTF???See if the robot will make this one for you, Bobby….
The Commonwealth Cocktail
Base spirits & liqueurs
1. Appleton Estate Extra 12 Year Rum (Jamaica)
2. Banks 5 Island Rum (multi-nation blend)
3. Wray & Nephew Overproof Rum (Jamaica)
4. El Dorado 15 Year Rum (Guyana)
5. Mount Gay Extra Old Rum (Barbados)
6. Angostura 1824 Rum (Trinidad & Tobago)
7. Lemon Hart 151 Demerara Rum (Guyana)
8. Batavia Arrack van Oosten (Indonesia – honorary Commonwealth nod)
9. Pierre Ferrand Dry Curaçao
10. Rothman & Winter Crème de Violette
11. Luxardo Maraschino
12. Green Chartreuse
13. Yellow Chartreuse
14. Bénédictine
15. Cointreau
16. St. Elizabeth Allspice Dram
17. Velvet Falernum
18. Senior & Co. Genuine Curacao Liqueur (blue)
19. Kübler Absinthe
20. Plymouth Gin (England)
21. Tanqueray 10 Gin (England)
22. Beefeater 24 Gin (England)
23. Bombay Sapphire East Gin
24. Hendrick’s Gin (Scotland)
25. The Botanist Islay Dry Gin (Scotland)
26. Martin Miller’s Westbourne Strength Gin
27. Old Raj Gin (Scotland)
28. No. 3 London Dry Gin
29. Perry’s Tot Navy Strength Gin (NY – honorary)
Bitters & tinctures (many house-made)
30–45. 16 different house-made bitters and tinctures representing Commonwealth botanicals:
• Cardamom, cassia, clove, star anise, gentian, wormwood, quassia, cinnamon, nutmeg, allspice, grains of paradise, coriander, black pepper, long pepper, cubeb, and grains of Selim (among others)
Fresh & dried fruits / infusions
46. Fresh lime juice
47. Fresh lemon juice
48. Fresh grapefruit juice
49. Fresh orange juice
50. Pineapple juice
51. Passion fruit purée
52. Mango purée
53. Coconut cream
54. Dried hibiscus flowers (Jamaica/Nigeria)
55. Tamarind paste
56. Kaffir lime leaf infusion
57. Pandan leaf infusion
58. Curry leaf tincture
Teas & spices
59. Darjeeling tea syrup
60. Assam tea syrup
61. Rooibos tea syrup
62. Lapsang souchong tea tincture
63. Chai spice blend (house)
64. Vanilla bean (Madagascar – Commonwealth member at the time)
Other modifiers & sweeteners
65. Demerara sugar syrup
66. Palm sugar syrup
67. Honey from Zambia
68. Orgeat (house-made with Australian macadamias)
69. Grenadine (house pomegranate)
70. Falernum #9 (house spicy version)
Garnish & final touches
71. Freshly grated cinnamon & nutmeg over the top
How it was actually built
• All 71 ingredients were pre-batched in tiny, precise proportions into a massive master batch.
• The cocktail was served as a clarified, chilled punch in a rocks glass over a single large rock, topped with grated spices.
• Only 71 cocktails were ever made (one for each nation).
It remains the most ingredient-heavy cocktail ever served to the public by a wide margin. Good luck trying this at home… you’d need a laboratory and a diplomatic passport.
Too much going on with that cocktail to be enjoyableSee if the robot will make this one for you, Bobby….
The Commonwealth Cocktail
Base spirits & liqueurs
1. Appleton Estate Extra 12 Year Rum (Jamaica)
2. Banks 5 Island Rum (multi-nation blend)
3. Wray & Nephew Overproof Rum (Jamaica)
4. El Dorado 15 Year Rum (Guyana)
5. Mount Gay Extra Old Rum (Barbados)
6. Angostura 1824 Rum (Trinidad & Tobago)
7. Lemon Hart 151 Demerara Rum (Guyana)
8. Batavia Arrack van Oosten (Indonesia – honorary Commonwealth nod)
9. Pierre Ferrand Dry Curaçao
10. Rothman & Winter Crème de Violette
11. Luxardo Maraschino
12. Green Chartreuse
13. Yellow Chartreuse
14. Bénédictine
15. Cointreau
16. St. Elizabeth Allspice Dram
17. Velvet Falernum
18. Senior & Co. Genuine Curacao Liqueur (blue)
19. Kübler Absinthe
20. Plymouth Gin (England)
21. Tanqueray 10 Gin (England)
22. Beefeater 24 Gin (England)
23. Bombay Sapphire East Gin
24. Hendrick’s Gin (Scotland)
25. The Botanist Islay Dry Gin (Scotland)
26. Martin Miller’s Westbourne Strength Gin
27. Old Raj Gin (Scotland)
28. No. 3 London Dry Gin
29. Perry’s Tot Navy Strength Gin (NY – honorary)
Bitters & tinctures (many house-made)
30–45. 16 different house-made bitters and tinctures representing Commonwealth botanicals:
• Cardamom, cassia, clove, star anise, gentian, wormwood, quassia, cinnamon, nutmeg, allspice, grains of paradise, coriander, black pepper, long pepper, cubeb, and grains of Selim (among others)
Fresh & dried fruits / infusions
46. Fresh lime juice
47. Fresh lemon juice
48. Fresh grapefruit juice
49. Fresh orange juice
50. Pineapple juice
51. Passion fruit purée
52. Mango purée
53. Coconut cream
54. Dried hibiscus flowers (Jamaica/Nigeria)
55. Tamarind paste
56. Kaffir lime leaf infusion
57. Pandan leaf infusion
58. Curry leaf tincture
Teas & spices
59. Darjeeling tea syrup
60. Assam tea syrup
61. Rooibos tea syrup
62. Lapsang souchong tea tincture
63. Chai spice blend (house)
64. Vanilla bean (Madagascar – Commonwealth member at the time)
Other modifiers & sweeteners
65. Demerara sugar syrup
66. Palm sugar syrup
67. Honey from Zambia
68. Orgeat (house-made with Australian macadamias)
69. Grenadine (house pomegranate)
70. Falernum #9 (house spicy version)
Garnish & final touches
71. Freshly grated cinnamon & nutmeg over the top
How it was actually built
• All 71 ingredients were pre-batched in tiny, precise proportions into a massive master batch.
• The cocktail was served as a clarified, chilled punch in a rocks glass over a single large rock, topped with grated spices.
• Only 71 cocktails were ever made (one for each nation).
It remains the most ingredient-heavy cocktail ever served to the public by a wide margin. Good luck trying this at home… you’d need a laboratory and a diplomatic passport.
Bobby, Diggity is right. You should back out.
Hegseth is blowing up boats in the Carribean and in the Pacific. They may mistake your boat for a drug boat. You won't survive. They are double tapping boats now as standard practice.
It’ll probably get your cawk hard again, Bobby.Too much going on with that cocktail to be enjoyable
He has trouble getting his little willy going?It’ll probably get your cawk hard again, Bobby.
Free Drinking and gamblingWhy do you think that?![]()
It’s been mentioned.He has trouble getting his little willy going?
Liquor and sugar and thick bread will kill you.I never got into liquor never enjoyed the taste
And 3000 steps per day?Liquor and sugar and thick bread will kill you.
Stick to beer, diet soda and light/ thin (crispy) breads if you must
Gotta sweat somehow. Steps or lifting, tennis or just reading a book on the elliptical. A rolling stone collects no moss.And 3000 steps per day?
I’m not going to let it get the best of meFree Drinking and gambling
= tapped out when the ship parks at the end of the trip
3000? It's like 6000 just for all the trips to the fridge from the couch for beer.And 3000 steps per day?
Fatty will say that’s too much and you should move the fridge closer to the couch.3000? It's like 6000 just for all the trips to the fridge from the couch for beer.
Damn. You are one smart SOB Diggity. We make the fridge move manana.Fatty will say that’s too much and you should move the fridge closer to the couch.