Two Parts Awesome, One Part Kickass
Some of the bars around Manhattan have gotten the Gang Green fever and to celebrate, they’re serving Jets-themed specialty cocktails. Check them out at their respective restaurants, or try them yourselves at home!
“The Sanchez” – Served at Peter McManus Café in Chelsea
1 part Hornitos Plata Tequila
1 part cranberry juice
1 part orange juice
Several dashes of hot sauce
Pour all ingredients into an ice-filled shaker. Shake and pour into a pint glass with a lime for garnish.
“The Darrelle Revis Island” – Served at Lucy’s Cantina Royale in Midtown
2 parts Hornitos Plata Tequila
½ part elderflower liqueur
1 part fresh lime juice
1 part simple syrup
2 dashes orange bitters
Ruby red grapefruit juice
“Rex’s Big Apple” – Served at Stone Creek in Murray Hill
2 parts Hornitos Plata Tequila
1 part DeKuyper Sour Apple Pucker
Splash of sour mix
Sugar (if desired)
36 Responses to Two Parts Awesome, One Part Kickass
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Seriously, that’s fairly specific and coincidental for three separate places to just so happen use the same tequila brand, no?
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Bassett—
I smell a Hornitos press release—is that what prompted this particular blog post of yours?
As for me, I drink an assortment of different kinds of whskey (but no tequilla), week by week, when I watch the Jets.
Here are a few of my favorites:
1. Talisker 18 year old single malt. Best for a night game after a nice steak.
2. Highland Park 12 year old single malt. Often have this after a couple of glasses of the Talisker.
3. Crown Royal Cask No16. Nice and light—lighter than thee Talisker—but serious stuff. Very good for an early game.
4. Chivas 18 year old. Often switch to this after a few glasses of Cask No.16.
Let’s go Jets!
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The ingredients in Revis Island make it sound like a girl drink. I don’t know if Darrelle would appreciate that.
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57Jetblitz says:
Pretty sure a ‘ Nick Mangold’ would put you on your ass, that is if you’re not much of a drinker. Not for lightweights, that’s for sure.
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I’m sure all of these taste much better than the Jets’ wine. I mean really, WINE? For a football team? I’ll go out on a limb and say that Woody wouldn’t be rich if it weren’t for his grandfather’s business. At least he’s gotten the team into shape now… took him long enough.
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Woody made his fortune on his own, actually. He started out with real estate ventures, he’s not involved with J&J.
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Ah but where did his start up money for the real estate ventures come from? It’s really pretty easy to make money once you have money to invest, it’s getting over that hump the first time that’s the real hard part.
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No I have absolutely no problem with wine. I just don’t see the connection between fine wine and football is all.
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The Nick Mangold would be 3 fingers Bacardi 151, garnished with a Boar hunting knife.
The Sanchez would have tequila for obvious reasons, but he comes from a blue collar family, so have to go with Cuervo. I would go with the Sanchez Sunrise- Cuervo and OJ, with a Dos Equis chaser.
The Rex would be a keg of Bud, and 50 hot wings on the side.
Revis Island would have to have coconut rum in it. I’d go with the Revis Island Punch- Coconut rum, Meyers dark rum, 7-UP, and splash of pomegranet.
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I think a Bart Scott drink should be n the Jack Daniels Dark, hard hitting Liqour category. Lol
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..i have been superstitiously forced to drink the 9 pack of miller lite pints in the aluminum bottles… and when they are done….there better be reserves in the fridge!
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Revis island Drink is served in a pineapple with a little umbrella , receiver is the pineapple darrelle covers like the umbrella.
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Rolling Rock is a Pittsburgh beer–I mean it’s not Iron Brew but close. Should be avoided this week.
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Whiskey Jets Drinking Game.
Take a shot every time they score or cause a turnover.
Needless to say, this past Sunday I was smashed.
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Hahaha How were you after the Packers game. You could of walked the thinnest line in the world huh?
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I drank Keystone Light at the bar last Sunday for the first time since I graduated from college a few years ago. It tastes like camel piss, but I gotta go with what works, I guess.
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I think you’re being too kind to the makers of Keystone Light by calling it camel piss. Have you seen they have commercials for that crap now? As if they need to advertise it. It’s the cheapest beer on the rack, people are going to buy it regardless of advertising when it costs about 75 cents a can.
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What’s with the 2 parts Hornitos Plata Tequila?
Not that it’s a big deal, but is there some product placement going on here?