Do not be deceived by its looks |
Why the pot shots? |
The Scotch was only the difference between this drink and our last drink the Mamie’s Sister, which used gin as its spirit. There was actually one other difference: the Mamie’s Sister rated a perfect five. Going from the Mamie’s Sister to the Mamie Gilroy is like having a date with Marcia Brady and thinking, “Man, she is cute, I wonder if she has any sisters” and then having a date with the New Jan Brady. Next time I'll stick with Marcia. If replacing gin with Scotch can turn a drink from Marcia to Jan, it makes me wonder if there will ever be a drink with Scotch that tastes good. I think a Venn diagram of cocktails probably looks like this:
Finding a drink that both contains Scotch and tastes good is like finding a white buffalo. Or possibly a unicorn. Or maybe a leprechaun riding a unicorn. We won’t stop trying though, because that’s who we are.
This is probably more accurate |
The other thing I would like to discuss is our new found “fame.” As noted, we were the Foodista Featured Drink Blog of the Day yesterday. We were expecting a lot of new visitors and we were genuinely excited about it. They might not ever read more than the one featured post, but at least we would get some exposure. I spruced up the place, adding their nifty badge and updating the Top Drinks and the All Drinks lists. We were ready for the onslaught. It didn’t quite work out that way, though. The best I can tell from Blogger’s stats is that we got about a dozen clicks from Foodista. A dozen! I haven’t been this let down since Mrs. Bottle told me she wanted to do a downward dog with me and I found out it was yoga.
Reenactment img: hotandhealthymom.com Formerly known as fitmilfs.com |
I can’t blame Foodista, though, since they did put us on their home page all day yesterday. They also said, “we will also post a couple shout outs on our Twitter and Facebook pages.” I was shocked that with 110,000+ Twitter followers and almost 25,000 Facebook fans that more people didn’t click through those shout outs. Except the shout outs never occurred. Maybe I can blame them a little. Either way, I am keeping the badge.
Taste: 2
Presentation: 4
Ease of Preparation: 5
Drinks Until Blackout: 9 – 12% Alcohol
Ingredients
2 oz Scotch
0.5 oz Lime Juice
Ginger Ale
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