40 ml Rémy Martin VSOP
120 ml (or top off) Ginger ale
Lemon peel
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Horse’s Neck
Named for the long lemon peel that resembles a horse’s neck, this cocktail is simple, refreshing, and perfect for any occasion.
3 MIN easy Highball/CollinsINGREDIENTS
1¼ oz Rémy Martin VSOP
4 oz (or top off) Ginger ale
Lemon peel
4 cl Rémy Martin VSOP
12 cl (or top off) Ginger ale
Lemon peel
How to Make the
Horse’s Neck
How to Make the
Horse’s Neck
- Pour 40 ml (1¼ oz) Rémy Martin VSOP into a highball glass with ice.
- Top off with 120 ml (4 oz) of Ginger ale.
- Garnish with a lemon peel.
History of the
Horse’s Neck cocktail
Dating back to the late 1800s and early 1900s, a Horse’s Neck was originally a non-alcoholic mixture of ginger ale, ice, and a lemon peel. By the 1910s, brandy or whisky was added for a “horse’s neck with a kick”. The drink was a supposed favorite of American President Franklin D. Roosevelt, and became popular in the wardrooms of the British Royal Navy in the 1960s. The cocktail is named for the long, thin lemon peel which resembles a horse’s neck. It is a simple and refreshing cocktail that is easy to make, perfect for any occasion and can be enjoyed by everyone.
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