CLASSIC COCKTAIL · 1920–1933
Income Tax
Gin, dry vermouth, orange juice and bitters: a lighter Bronx.
1930Historical classicResearched
The Income Tax is a Savoy cocktail of gin, dry vermouth, orange juice and bitters. It belongs to the Bronx family and takes its name from the British income tax, which was a live political issue when Craddock published the book in 1930. It is drier and more aperitif-like than the Bronx.
- Bronx
- Bronx Terrace
- Orange Martini
THE RECIPE
Ingredients
- Gin45 ml
- Dry vermouth20 ml
- Orange juice20 ml
- Angostura bitters2 dashes
- Orange peelto garnish
Method
Shake all ingredients with ice, strain into a coupe and garnish with orange peel.
Coupe · orange peel