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by ProfAllister » Sun Jul 29, 2012 9:14 am
Disclaimer: I am not a professional bartender, and cannot vouch for the quality of any of these drinks. They're more for fun and being thematically appropriate.
The Rin: A variation on a Mojito seems appropriate. Begin with lime juice, sugar, and mint, thoroughly muddled. Add one part white rum to two parts gin. Garnish with a skewer with cherry(or strawberry), orange, lemon, lime, blueberry, and grape. Drink with a straw.
The Emi: While it may make sense to start with a speedball as the base, the problem is that most people can't agree on what a speedball actually is. Take equal parts gin, tequila, and strawberry-infused vodka. Add melon liquor, aiming for a poplar green color. Garnish with lemon. Not recommended for Karaoke.
The Lilly: Drinking pure grain alcohol will cause you to go blind. In this case, we probably only want you to go blind with flavor, not literally. Being a proper lady, with foreign credentials, we will start with the foundation of a cosmopolitan as our blueprint. Take two parts tea-infused vodka to one part vanilla vodka. Add slightly less White Cranberry juice than total vodka. Finally, add half as much blue curaçao and lemon juice as cranberry juice. Ideally, this should result in a blue beverage, slightly cloudy.
The Hanako: It's tempting to make jokes in poor taste regarding Hanako's burns, so let's go in for a penny, in for a pound. We'll use the Manhattan as a base, in reference to the Manhattan Project. Start with a high proof Rye whiskey. Set the drink on fire, then add vermouth, with a double dash of bitters. Add a splash of tobasco or other hot sauce. If desired, add a shot of chocolate liqeur.
The Shizune: Now, what we want here is a harsh initial impression, with a hidden sweetness. Since Shizune's childish with aspirations toward being seen as more mature and grown up, we'll start with a "mature" drink - Gin and Tonic. A Camp David seems appropriate on several levels, being gin and tonic with a dash of creme de violette, but we need something more to make the Shizune stand out. Therefore, add a shot of whipping cream, to mute the flavors and add that ever desirable bondage subtext.
The Misha: The devs have a specific formulation for the Misha, but they choose not to disclose this information. Many people decide the Misha is a fruity pink champagne and leave it at that. As such, we're left to build from the various clues left by the devs. Some people argue that the Misha has no alcohol, but, to others, that just doesn't feel right. Start with a clear liquor (Vodka, Gin, Tequilla, Triple Sec, Rum). This will help to define the character of the drink, but it's really left to the mixer's discretion. For Misha's lovable effervescence, add a clear carbonated mixer (Club Soda, Tonic Water, Lemon-Lime Soda, Ginger Ale). Needless to say, the underlying source of effervescence is also crucial to understanding the drink's character. Add fruit juices to taste, aiming for a pink coloration. Serve with spiral cut ham, unless you're feeling depressed and just want some comfort.
The Kenji: No, this is not some sort of romantic princess drink. What the hell, man? This is a manly drink. 12-year old single malt whiskey, straight from the bottle. Garnish with pretzels.
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