Recreating the Long Lost Pimm’s Cup No.4 - Tiki Drinks and Food

A AdOrAdam Member Wolverhampton, UK Joined: Jun 16, 2013 Posts: 630	A AdOrAdam Posted posted on Mon, Apr 7, 2014 2:51 PM On 2014-04-07 14:04, wizzard419 wrote: There is a philosophical question I suppose. If you had never tasted the original... how would you know if you had it right in the first place? Even if you had tasted it, the product has been out of production since the 70's or 80's (if I recall reading that), so you may not even recognize it when you hit it. I have thought this same thing about the mai tai ~ if Clement VSOP & Appleton 12 is the connoisseurs popular choice, how far is it from the original taste? :)

On 2014-04-07 14:04, wizzard419 wrote:
There is a philosophical question I suppose. If you had never tasted the original... how would you know if you had it right in the first place? Even if you had tasted it, the product has been out of production since the 70's or 80's (if I recall reading that), so you may not even recognize it when you hit it.

I have thought this same thing about the mai tai ~ if Clement VSOP & Appleton 12 is the connoisseurs popular choice, how far is it from the original taste? :)

Post #713285 by AdOrAdam on Mon, Apr 7, 2014 2:51 PM