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Cocktails | Nick Strangeway's 'Disco Badger'

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Nick Strangeway's 'Disco Badger'

Posted by Fiona Beckett (Google+) on August 21 2013 at 16:24

Despite the naff name I love the sound of this refreshing orangey beer cocktail created by legendary mixologist Nick Strangeway for Badger Ales. Great presentation too!

25ml gin

25ml lemon juice

2 tsp Seville marmalade

10ml gomme (sugar syrup)

Stir the above ingredients with a barspoon and top up the jar or glass with ice. Top with Badger Tanglefoot (or a similarly fruity golden ale FB)

Garnish with a lemon wedge

 

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