Bartending/Cocktails/Three Dollar Shoes

"Three Dollar Shoes" is a gin cocktail made with Seagram's and Bombay Sapphire brand gin. It also includes Margarita mixer for sweetness, and grenadine to give the drink a pink tint. History The Three Dollar Shoes cocktail was invented in Albuquerque, New Mexico on 21 July 2006 as a strong but sweet cocktail to drink before going to a local club for Salsa dancing. Originally, the drink included only Seagram's and Margarita mixer. Bombay Sapphire was added to give a higher alcohol content, and drawing inspiration from one of the inventors recently purchased pink high-heel shoes (for three dollars), the grenadine was added to give the cocktail a pink tint. For serving the drink, a plastic water-bottle was used for ease and portability. In keeping with the original spirit of the cocktail, if at all possible the drink should be served from a large, cheap plastic bottle, though a drink mixer can be used instead. Ingredients 3 parts Seagram's brand Gin 2 parts Bombay Sapphire brand Gin 2 parts (or to taste) chilled margarita mixer 1 part Grenadine UR. http://worldcat.org/oclc/504367676 Ur. (Revue.) Nouvelle série. no. 4. automne 1964. 1964 504367676Glass As served originally, the drink should be poured from a plastic bottle, though a drink mixer may be substituted. The cocktail may be drunk strait from the water bottle, or poured into large glasses.[1] Procedure Add all ingredients, gin first, into the plastic bottle or mixer. Shake for 10 seconds, or until well blended. Drink directly from water-bottle, or pour into a large glass. It may also be served as is, chilled, or on the rocks. Three Dollar Shoes Three Dollar Shoes Three Dollar Shoes sv:Three Dollar Shoes