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Southside 21 Club Cocktail Recipe

Southside

Southside has an average of 180 calories and 20% alcohol content. The main type of alcohol is Gin.

The Southside is a classic cocktail that dates back to the Prohibition era. It is made with gin, fresh lime juice, simple syrup, and mint leaves, shaken and served in a cocktail glass. The Southside is known for its refreshing and invigorating flavor, with the mint and lime adding a crisp and clean taste to the botanicals of the gin. The cocktail is often garnished with a sprig of mint or a lime wheel. It is a popular choice for those who enjoy light and refreshing cocktails.
Anker Ingredients

Southside Cocktail. Simple Ingredient List.

Anchor 1

• 2 oz Gin
• 1 oz Fresh lime juice
• 3/4 oz Simple syrup
• Mint leaves
• Ice
• Mint sprig (for garnish)

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Instructions

Southside Cocktail Instructions

• Muddle Mint: In a shaker, muddle a few mint leaves with simple syrup.
• Add Gin and Lime Juice: Add gin and lime juice to the shaker.
• Shake: Fill with ice and shake well.
• Strain and Serve: Strain into a chilled cocktail glass or over ice in a rocks glass. Garnish with a mint sprig.

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Southside 21 Club Cocktail Recipe

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Background and Origins of

Southside

The Southside cocktail has a storied history, deeply rooted in both Prohibition-era lore and sophisticated social scenes. Legend has it that this refreshing drink was a favorite of notorious gangsters who frequented speakeasies on Chicago's South Side, hence its name. The Southside was reputedly the go-to choice for members of Al Capone's gang, who favored it for its ability to mask the harsh taste of bootleg gin with the bright flavors of mint and citrus. Another story suggests that the Southside was a staple at the Southside Sportsmen's Club on Long Island, a luxurious establishment where New York's elite would gather. Here, the cocktail was enjoyed by the upper crust, adding a layer of sophistication and class to its history.

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