2 just so happens to be my personal favorite. Corpse Reviver #2 will be available at retail stores found here and to hotel minibars nationwide. The Corpse Reviver cocktails have many variations, this No. It’s also the fourth available as a Cocktail Shorty. While the original Reviver dates all the way back to 1871, the cocktail didn’t really become popular until both versions appeared in Harry Craddock’s 1930 Savoy Cocktail Book. It is best served shaken over ice or with bubbles.Ĭorpse Reviver #2 is the distillery’s sixth house-made, ready-to-drink cocktail to hit shelves, joining Cosmo Bianco, Old Fashioned, Manhattan, Salty Dog and Bootlegger. Originally, a Corpse-reviver was slang for a hair of the dog remedy, created by bartenders to help ease the pain of those who had over imbibed the night before. The anisette finish is light and rounds out the cocktail. The orange flavors are soft, while the lemon brings a bright and tart taste to the drink. The name may cause one to be skeptical, but this cocktail contains exquisite flavor. Corpse Reviver 2 is a wonderful classic cocktail recipe anytime of the year. Perhaps you have heard of the Savoy Cocktail book, based on the mixings of gin genius Harry Craddock. It has its roots at the swanky and famous American Bar at the Savoy hotel in London. The name sounds eerily distasteful, but the drink itself flavors out quite lovely. The Corpse Reviver cocktails have many variations, this No. With a bright citrus aroma, Tattersall’s Corpse Reviver #2 showcases savory botanicals delicately balanced on the palate. The Corpse Reviver could be called the Corpse Reviser with its many variations. The flavors work together in a surprising harmony and it’s perfect to enjoy any time of day or night.”
“It’s smooth, yet complex and a truly a well-balanced cocktail. Serve your Corpse Reviver cocktail in a small glass tumbler such as a coupe glass immediately following preparation. Add Calvados, Cognac, and Sweet Vermouth to a cocktail shaker with ice, give it a good shake, and strain into a glass.
“Corpse Reviver #2 is one of my all-time favorite drinks-and we’re excited to be able to share our version of this classic cocktail in such an accessible way,” said Dan Oskey, founder and chief operator of Tattersall Distilling, in a press release. The Corpse Reviver is a simple shake and strain cocktail. This fresh take on an iconic cocktail sipper mixes tart and refreshing notes of orange and lemon with aromatic anise and wormwood. Hitting shelves next week as a 100-mL Cocktail Shorty, it’s made with Tattersall Gin, citrus and a touch of Tattersall Absinthe. Minneapolis-based Tattersall Distilling announced today the launch of Corpse Reviver #2, the latest addition to its ready-to-drink cocktail line.
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