The Christmas Classic Caesar

I am a huge fan of Caesars. HUGE! So I am always on the lookout for new riffs on the classics. Enter the Christmas Classic Caesar by Walter.

What? Christmas Classic? I bet you didn’t know that the Caesar was a classic holiday drink? Well you obviously haven’t been to my WASPy household around the holidays where my mom (aka Jackie-O) serves you a Caesar first thing in the am before any other brunch food. Mostly she does it to assuage the guilt she has from serving too many cocktails the night before. Second, this is brunch. That’s right. Don’t expect waffles or pancakes for brunch. This isn’t that type of household. We prefer to drink our holiday calories. Okay enough digression. Here’s how to make your own.

Walter Christmas Classic

Recipe:

  • 1oz Vodka
  • 4oz Walter Craft Caesar Mix (mild or spicy- your call)
  • 3 dashes Worcestershire Sauce
  • 1 dash hot sauce
  • 1 spring rosemary
  • squeeze of fresh lemon juice

The Rim:

  • Lemon juice,
  • Walter Craft Caesar Rim.

The Garnish:

  • Charcuterie
  • Tomato
  • Bocconcini

Directions:

  1. Rim Glass. Rim it well.
  2. Muddle vodka with 1 spring of rosemary ripped into 1″ pieces
  3. Fill glass with ice.
  4. Add in remaining ingredients
  5. Stir
  6. Garnish
  7. Enjoy
  8. Repeat.

 

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Christian has been a cultural and style junkie since the age of 6; while most kids were swiping cookies, he was swiping his grandfathers' Patek Philippe. Raised to appreciate art, fashion,design and  literature (yeah, this one actually reads) by a single mother fondly called Jackie-O. Christian quickly went from childhood cultural capital thief to academia protégé. Referred to as the cat's meow by some, too clever by half by others, Christian eschewed the academic life and ran away to join the circus -the fashion circus. Several well-appointed positions later and a career on the rise would be most people's dream but it was time to say fuck off and start all over again.

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