Published Date:
14 June 2009
Probably making its first appearance in Harry's New York Bar in Paris in the 1930s, Between the Sheets is a variation of the Sidecar. It was said to have been created by Harry MacElhone, who replaced some of the cognac with white rum, giving it more of a summery feel. It fell out of favour for a time but with today's ever-increasing interest in cocktails, it's back up there with the best. And where does the name originate? Maybe too many of these and you could end up between the
Between the Sheets
1 part cognac ; 1 part white rum; 1 part Cointreau; ½ part lemon juice
Fill a cocktail shaker with ice and add all ingredients. Shake well. Strain and serve with a twist of lemon.
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Last Updated:
12 June 2009 3:08 PM
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Source:
Scotland On Sunday
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Location:
Scotland
