Health & Medical Eating & Food

Rimbaud"s Left Hand: A Great Cocktail with an Interesting Inspiration



It took me a minute to figure out the story behind the name of this cocktail, created by Stephen Cole of The Violet Hour in Chicago, but only a minute.

It alludes to Arthur Rimbaud (19th century French poet) whose left hand was shot off by his fellow poet and lover, Paul Verlaine. The story goes that Rimbaud wanted to return to Paris but Verlaine didn't. As with many artists of the time, both men were avid absinthe drinkers, thus Cole's muse for this cocktail in the Pernod Absinthe "muse series." It's a great drink filled with a fantastic flavor combination and creamy mouthfeel.

See Also

La Canne Creuse

#26 Cocktail

Charmides

Related posts "Health & Medical : Eating & Food"

New Innovations Cooking Techniques

Eating & Food

Barbecue Sauce For A Perfect Barbeque

Eating & Food

How To Cook Low-carb Long Term Beyond The South Beach Diet?

Eating & Food

Step One for Using a Cookie Press - Combine Dry Ingredients for Cookie Dough

Eating & Food

Quick Dinner Ideas

Eating & Food

Mexican Pizza Recipe

Eating & Food

Salted Pecans

Eating & Food

Kung pao tofu

Eating & Food

Select the best Indian restaurants Glasgow to get the original aroma and taste of Indian foods

Eating & Food

Leave a Comment