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Roundbuilding
Bramble
Clover Club
The Bramble is a reasonably modern classic, invented in 1984 by
an industry legend by the name of Dick Bradsell. First created at
Fred’s club in Soho the bramble is a typically English drink using
blackberries and gin. The word Bramble comes from the colloquial
English name for a blackberry bush.

RECIPE
GLASS: Rocks METHOD: Build, churn & Float
ICE: Crushed GARNISH: Lemon wedge & Blackberries
INGREDIENTS CL ML OZ
Gin 4 40 1 1/2
Fresh lemon juice 2 20 3/4
Sugar syrup 1 10 1/2
Creme de Mure 2 20 3/4

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Roundbuilding
Bramble
Clover Club

Exact dates for the invention of this drink are not clear, although we don’t see
the recipe in print until 1931 we do know it is ‘pre-prohibition’ (before 1920). It is
named after and most likely originates from the men’s club of the same name who
used to meet at the Bellevue-Stratford Hotel in Philadelphia.

RECIPE
GLASS: Chilled Martini / Coupe METHOD: Dry Shake, shake & fine strain
ICE: None GARNISH: Raspberry
INGREDIENTS CL ML OZ
Egg white 1,5 15 1/2
Raspberry puree 1,5 15 1/2
Gin 6 60 2
Fresh lemon juice 3 30 1
Fresh lemon juice 1 10 1/4

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