Horse's Neck I

Name: Horse's Neck I
Yield: Makes 1
Ingredients: 1 lemon; 2 to 3 ounces whiskey; 3 or 4 ice cubes; Ginger ale

August 20, 2004

Photo by Chelsea Kyle

Recipe information

1 lemon

2 to 3 ounces whiskey

3 or 4 ice cubes

Ginger ale

Carefully peel the rind from a lemon in an unbroken spiral and put it in a highball glass with one end hooked over the rim. Add the whiskey and ice cubes and fill with ginger ale.

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