courtesy of Lark on the Park
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Summer is fleeting – though it doesn’t feel like it thanks to Wednesday’s 93-degree high. Nevertheless, fall officially begins on Saturday. Lark on the Park is sad to see the season end, so they’re giving their Summer Sour, a unique twist on a whiskey sour, new life.
Lark on the Park’s bar director, Jeff Trevino, came up with this take on the traditional New York sour – usually whiskey, sugar and citrus with an egg white and a float of red wine – by adding a cherry-balsamic shrub. Shrubs are fruit drinking-vinegars, used to preserve fresh ingredients back in the day. They can lend a note of complexity to a cocktail.
This bright, slightly acidic cocktail will be available for a bit longer, so stop in and try it before the sun sets on this offering – and the summer.
Summer Sour ($11): Wild Turkey 101, egg white, simple syrup, lemon juice, cherry-balsamic shrub, red wine
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Lark on the Park, 2015 Woodall Rodgers Fwy. (Arts District)
