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Molecular MIXOLOGY<br />

EAST INDIA COCKTAIL<br />

<strong>The</strong> Tippling Club’s version of<br />

the classic, which consists of a<br />

mix of international liqueurs and<br />

local fruits. Honey pineapples and<br />

fresh raspberries are added to a<br />

strong mix of cognac and Italian<br />

maraschino liqueur, topped with<br />

a Spanish orange liqueur fruity<br />

backbone.<br />

MEXICAN BUBBLE CUP<br />

A take on the bubble tea, using<br />

Mexican flavours and a tequila<br />

base. <strong>The</strong> drink is infused with<br />

rojak flower using the Sonicprep<br />

Ultrasonic Homogeniser. To<br />

match with the rojak-infused<br />

reposed tequila, two types of<br />

citrus fruits are used, along with<br />

pineapple-infused agave nectar<br />

and bitter Italian aperitif.<br />

DROPJES DAIQUIRI<br />

This drink is a take on the<br />

classic daiquiri, using salted<br />

licorice or ‘drops’ from Holland.<br />

<strong>The</strong> licorice is infused with<br />

Venezuelan rum, which is then<br />

mixed with orange curaçao<br />

and citrus.<br />

Dining at Singapore’s Tippling Club is a novelty, so is drinking. <strong>The</strong> <strong>Address</strong> took four shots<br />

with resident mixologist Zachary Connor de Git – who was also nominated as Australia’s ‘Bartender<br />

of the Year’ by the honorary Australian Bartender Magazine – and came away stoked.<br />

SEPT/OCT JUL/AUG <strong>2013</strong> | TA 119

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