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Billy Bishop recipe

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The drink gets it's name from a Canadian World War II hero. The gin represents England, the Cointreau represents France, the rye represents Canada, and the OJ represents the US. Typically, the drink is served only once a year in Canada, Veteran's Day, and only to veterans.

1 1/2 ozEnglish gin
1 1/2 oz Cointreau® orange liqueur
1 splash rye whiskey
5 - 6 oz orange juice

Fill an old-fashioned glass 2/3 full with ice. Pour in the English gin and Cointreau. Put a splash of rye whiskey on top. Finish by filling the glass with orange juice.

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Billy Bishop

posted by patrick @ 10:01AM, 8/29/07

Actually, Billy Bishop fought in World War I only training troops in World War II.

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Nutritional Information

(per 8.6 oz serving)

Calories (kcal)
Energy (kj)
Fats
Carbohydrates
Protein

309
1293
0.3 g
32.7 g
1.2 g

Fiber
Sugars
Cholesterol
Sodium
Alcohol

0.3 g
-
0 mg
-
35.4 g

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