5.29.2008

Red Jenn?

Our friend Jenn is lobbying hard for a drink to be named the "Red Jenn," basically a whiskey sour with lots of extra grenadine. Consider it done, Jenn.

The only problem is that now my wife wants a drink named after her, and she's working on rhymes for "Sarah." Good luck, sweetie.

10 comments:

  1. There's got to be a pear liqueur for the "Sare Pear."

    Or maybe we can offer a hangover cure: "Sar-ah the dog that bit you"

    (I was going to call it just "Sarah the dog" but, um, maybe not.)

    So that's done. Now what rhymes with Stephanie?

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  2. You might have to settle for alliteration, Stephanie. Like a Stephanie's Steamer (hot Earl Grey Tea with a shot of rum) or a Wilkinson Wombat (Bombay Sapphire, amaretto, kiwi juice, diet Mountain Dew, and Pop-Rocks?).

    By the way, let's clear all these with Ross to make sure they don't mean something we don't intend.

    None of those ideas for a Sarah drink are going to make her happy. I think we need to think outside rhymes-- what about the "Guidance Office Gimlet"?

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  3. Ooh, this is so exciting!

    Hey, I love this last one (the iced tea one):

    http://www.salon.com/mwt/food/eat_drink/2007/08/17/cocktail_results/print.html

    Stephanie's Epephanie? Because when you have one, you suddenly realize...um, maybe that it's kind of dangerous to have more than two?

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  4. I'd stay away from anything that includes the word "steamer."

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  5. The "Sarah-Soda"

    still working on the recipe....

    Slogan: "Add a little Triple-Sec to your Triple Crown event!"

    ~Sarah B.

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  6. I like the Stephanie Epephenie. Look! it has the word hen right in it.

    I would look up steamer but I have made a solemn vow never to look at the urban dictionary ever again.

    Moving on: John's drink. The Blackburn Rover? (Maker's Mark and...what? smoke from an unfiltered cigarette perhaps?)

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  7. Hey, how about for whatever Sarah's favorite drink is: Sarah Smiles? Like the Hall and Oates song? (Unless she's been tortured with that song her whole life. In which case, you could call it Piss Off, Hall and Oates.)

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  8. Or just Piss for short.

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  9. And Pish after the first two.

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