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Tincture & laquo; Angostura & raquo; It was composed of herbal extracts by Dr. Johann Sgert and was intended for the treatment of gastric diseases. Named in honor of the Venezuelan city of Angostura, standing on the banks of the Orinoco River. The rumor of a new medicine reached the British sailors, who very quickly discovered that this tincture is good not only for treating the stomach, but also in combination with the then popular Plymouth gin.

The drink becomes & laquo; pink & raquo ;, hence the name: & laquo; pink & raquo; & laquo; pink & raquo;.

Ingredients:

● 50 ml of gin

● Tincture & laquo; Angostura & raquo;, drip 1-2 times

Preparation:

1) Pour gin and tincture into a glass blender and stir. Strain into a cocktail glass.

2) Some people like to add some cold water to this cocktail, others prefer to drink it undiluted.

Enjoy your drink;)