Election Day


 It seems fitting that today also celebrates two kinds of drinking:

National Harvey Wallbanger Day

and Shot Day.



50ml vodka

1 large or 2 small juiced oranges

1/2 lemon juiced

Mix in shaker with ice.

Double strain into a glass then slowly pour 15ml Galliano over the top.

Add cherry and orange slice garnish.



Are you a straight shooter or do you like something fancy?

For no fuss, I'll go with a shot of Crown Apple.

Otherwise, it's all about the PB&J.

All you need is hazelnut liqueur (like Frangelico) and a black raspberry liqueur (like Chambord).

Mix in shaker with ice, voila!


Some bars may carry Screwball, which is a Peanut Butter Whiskey, so that would work as well.


Cheers to democracy not dying!

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