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The "Rosella Rush" Takes First Place at the 2010 SNAP Cocktail Competition

Posted by:Dan on September 19th, 2010
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This past Monday, September 13th, Art in the Age SNAP sponsored a cocktail competition featuring bartenders from 16 local Philadelphia restaurants competing for the best original SNAP cocktail.

The competition took place on Liberties Walk in Northern Liberties, and it was the perfect night to relax outdoors.

All of the bartenders put on a great show and came up with some very original and over the top SNAP creations.  This year’s judges, Drew Lazor, Charlotte Voisey and Melissa Monosoff, chose the top three cocktails based on taste (50%), originality (25%) and presentation (25%).

After much tasting and deliberation, the judges were able to narrow the cocktails down to the top three recipes.  Check out the video below plus the winning recipes for each amazing drink!


1st Place – Rosella Rush by Cliff Edgar

1.5 parts SNAP

.5 parts Domain De Canton

1.5 parts Sorrel (hibiscus tea)

Squeeze of a fresh orange wedge

Dash of cherry bitters

Shake and strain into a cordial glass.

Garnished with a ginger caramel stick.

 

2nd Place (tie) – Melon-Choly Baby by Katie Loeb

1 part SNAP

1 part Hendrick’s Gin

1 part watermelon puree

.5 parts fresh lime juice

.5 parts simple syrup

Dash of Fee Brother’s Orange Bitters

Dash of Angostura Bitters

1-2 parts club soda

Shake, strain into a Collins glass.  Add club soda and stir.

Garnish with a wedge of lime.

 

2nd Place (tie) – The Efflorescent Effigy by Preston Eckman

1.5 parts SNAP

1 part semi-dry reisling

1 part strong rooibos tea

.5 parts orgeat

.25 parts fresh lemon juice

4 dashes Fee Brother’s chocolate bitters

Dash of Angostura bitters

3 dashes orange flower water

Shake and strain into a Collins glass over crushed ice (by hand if possible)

Garnish with a kaffir lime leaf and orange twist.

 

Enjoy some pictures of the action below.

 

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