Queen Elizabeth Loved This Two-Ingredient Cocktail Before Lunch—Here’s the Surprising Reason Why
No, it wasn’t just an excuse for a midday buzz. Here's why Queen Elizabeth indulged in this very specific drink every day.
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EPHRAIM HARDCASTLE: Isn't it a mercy the boffins never examined the booze consumption of the late Queen Mother?
She commenced alcohol manoeuvres with a midday gin and Dubonnet. This was followed by daily regular infusions of wine, champagne, port and more gin. In hospital for a hip operation at the age of ...
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Cocktail recipe is spin on Queen Elizabeth's favorite drink
That's what led to the Queen's Jubilee. Von Gootkin said Dubonnet and gin was a popular drink in the 1950s and 1960s and has since "fallen out of fashion." 3. Strain into a coupe glass and top ...
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11 things you didn't know about aperitifs
5. According to the Telegraph, the Queen’s favourite aperitif is a gin and Dubonnet garnished with lemon…sometimes known as the Zaza. 6. Ideally an aperitif should taste light, crisp and clean.