PENICILLIN
This spirited classic features Single Malt or Blended Scotch Whiskey, Top Hat Spicy Ginger Beer Syrup, fresh lemon juice, honey, & finish with 3 atomizer or mist pumps of smokier Single Malt Scotch (usually from Islay). The Penicillin can be handshaken and served as a single cocktail over crushed ice, batched and served from a slushee machine, or kegged and served as a draft cocktail.
SINGLE |
INGREDIENT |
5 GAL KEG FORMULA |
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1.75 OZ |
SINGLE MALT OR BLENDED SCOTCH (or Alcohol Free Alternative) |
6 LITERS |
1 OZ |
TOP HAT EXTRA SPICY GINGER BEER SYRUP & MULE BATCHING CONCENTRATE |
3 QUARTS |
.75 OZ |
FRESH LEMON JUICE (FINE STRAINED) |
64 OZ |
.75 OZ |
HONEY SYRUP (1:1 SIMPLE) |
48 OZ |
1.5 OZ FOR SLUSHEE (OR SHAKE FOR DILUTION) |
WATER |
6 QUARTS |
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NO2 |
GAS |
3 MIST PUMPS |
SMOKY SINGLE MALT SCOTCH |
3 MIST PUMPS |
GARNISH |
EDIBLE FLOWER OR DRIED CITRUS |
GARNISH |
5 GALLON KEG CONNECTION INSTRUCTIONS (USE 100% NITROGEN ONLY TO PRESSURIZE NON-CARBONATED COCKTAILS)
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Once the keg is batched accurately, insert the lid sideways at a 45 degree angle and spin the lid to line up the seal exactly and carefully with the rim of the keg and clamp the lid closed firmly.
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Shake the keg side to side mixing the settled ingredients from the bottom up over the top by tipping the keg side to side horizontally for 2 minutes.
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Connect the properly cleaned gray/silver colored cornelius connector onto the plug on the keg marked "gas in" connector and pushing it down over the plug firmly. Release the outer ring on the connector and it will clip onto the keg lid plug in the center of the lid.
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Make sure the gas is on, and flowing.
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Pull up on the pressure release ring on the top of the charging stone lid quickly 3 times and quickly release to properly cycle gas into the keg of batched cocktail.
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Test the flow and adjust the gas pressure down to 12-15psi if the flow is too fast.
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RESHAKE once or twice daily: shake the keg thoroughly from side to side lifting the bottom over the top for 1 full minute at least once per day to ensure proper mixing of all ingredients