A Singapore Sling in Singapore - Tiki Drinks and Food

W Wayfarer Member Japan Joined: Jun 03, 2009 Posts: 330	W Wayfarer Posted posted on Thu, Jun 3, 2010 9:04 AM I just felt like sharing this since I never stop in Singapore and have no idea when I may do so again. Anyway, on my way to Manila I had just enough time in the airport to stop at O'Leary's, the only bar I could find inside and ordered a sling just to say I did. According to the ingredient list on the menu their sling is about the same as the oe listed in Remixed on page 90 sans the bitters. It tasted great, bitters or not. (My grandpa prefers his sling without bitters) Kind of a light flavor, didn't come on strong at all and was very pleasant going down. I had two while there, since I had to run to catch my flight the bartender jut put the second in a to-go cup and I chugged it running through Changi. Finished it off right before getting in a very long line of Filipinos on their way home. [ Edited by: Wayfarer 2010-06-03 09:08 ] [ Edited by: Wayfarer 2010-06-03 09:09 ]

I just felt like sharing this since I never stop in Singapore and have no idea when I may do so again. Anyway, on my way to Manila I had just enough time in the airport to stop at O'Leary's, the only bar I could find inside and ordered a sling just to say I did. According to the ingredient list on the menu their sling is about the same as the oe listed in Remixed on page 90 sans the bitters. It tasted great, bitters or not. (My grandpa prefers his sling without bitters) Kind of a light flavor, didn't come on strong at all and was very pleasant going down. I had two while there, since I had to run to catch my flight the bartender jut put the second in a to-go cup and I chugged it running through Changi. Finished it off right before getting in a very long line of Filipinos on their way home.

[ Edited by: Wayfarer 2010-06-03 09:08 ]

[ Edited by: Wayfarer 2010-06-03 09:09 ]

Post #533886 by Wayfarer on Thu, Jun 3, 2010 9:04 AM