Bartender Jack McGarry | Cocktail Recipes - Find. Eat. Drink.
Bartender Jack McGarry | Cocktail Recipes - Find. Eat. Drink.
Jack McGarry, Bartender, The Dead Rabbit, New York, NY, Manhattan, Financial District, Downtown, Bar, Dead Rabbit Grocery & Grog, Dead Rabbit Grocery and Grog, Cocktail Recipes, Cocktail Recipe, Irish Whiskey, Bankers Punch, Punch Recipe, Redbreast !2 Year Old Irish Whiskey, Dead Rabbit Jamaican Rum Blend, Graham’s LBV Port, Raspberry Cordial, Lime Juice, Dead Rabbit Orinoco Bitters
Cocktail recipe for the Bankers Punch from bartender Jack McGarry of The Dead Rabbit in New York’s Financial District.
The Dead Rabbit’s head bartender was recently named International Bartender Of The Year at this year’s Tales Of The Cocktail. The Dead Rabbit was also named the World’s Best Cocktail Bar with the World’s Best Cocktail Menu. Before opening the bar in New York with fellow Irish bartender Sean Muldoon, he tended bar at Milk & Honey in London and in his native Belfast at The Merchant Hotel. Incidentally, The Merchant Hotel was also named the World’s Best Cocktail Bar when he was behind the stick.
Jack gave us a cocktail recipe for the popular The Dead Rabbit Bankers Punch.
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The Dead Rabbit - Financial District - New York, NY
Punch Recipe from Bartender Jack McGarry
August 21, 2013
Photo Credit: Gabi Porter
General Information
Dead Rabbit Grocery & Grog
Financial District
Cocktails / Beer / Irish
30 Water Street
New York, NY
T: 646.422.7906
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Photo Credit: Andrew Kist
Photo Credit: Andrew Kist
Cocktail Recipes
Bankers Punch
Recipe courtesy of bartender Jack McGarry of The Dead Rabbit
Bankers Punch
Photo Credit: Gabi Porter
Glass: Tea Cup
Ice: Cracked Large Cube
Garnish: Grated Nutmeg
Ingredients
- 1 oz Redbreast 12 Year Old Irish Whiskey
- 1 oz Dead Rabbit Jamaican Rum Blend
- 1 oz Graham’s LBV Port
- 1 oz raspberry cordial
- 3/4 oz fresh lime juice
- 3 dashes Dead Rabbit Orinoco Bitters
Directions
1) In a cocktail shaker, add ingredients, then fill with ice.
2) Shake vigorously and strain into a punch goblet with one cube of cracked ice.
3) Garnish with freshly grated nutmeg.
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