- In
rural Britain a liqueur,
sloe gin, is made by
infusing gin with
sloes and sugar;
vodka can also be
infused with
sloes. Similarly, in
Northern Greece...
- is an
infusion (nalewka) of
sloes in
vodka or
rectified spirit.
Slider is
still cider in
which the
sloes used to make
sloe gin have been steeped; it is...
- 25-30% in
alcohol content by volume. In
addition to
dictating the
amount of
sloes to be used, the
regulating body for Pacharán
Navarro insists that no artificial...
- Wallbanger. A ****driver with two
parts of
sloe gin, one part of
Southern Comfort, and
filled with
orange juice is a "
sloe comfortable ****" or "slow comfortable...
- blackberries, strawberries, currants, rowanberries, apricots, peaches, and
sloes.
Other flavorings are also possible, such as nuts, herbs, or rose petals...
-
result of the
relatively simple production.
Sloe gin is
traditionally described as a
liqueur made by
infusing sloes (the
fruit of the blackthorn) in gin, although...
-
Dolycoris baccarum, the
sloe bug or
hairy shieldbug, is a
species of
shield bug in the
family Pentatomidae. This
species is
widespread in most of Europe...
- the
drink name in 1935 and
still makes it today. A
traditional sloe gin fizz
contains sloe gin (a
blackthorn plum
flavored spirit),
grapefruit juice, simple...
- The
Sloe Fair is a
travelling funfair that is held
annually on 20
October at
Northgate carpark in Chichester, West Sus****. The fair was
first held in 1107...
- An
Alabama slammer is a ****tail made with amaretto,
Southern Comfort,
sloe gin, and
orange juice. It is
served in a
Collins gl****. It is also sometimes...
