I just got a digital copy of this old bartending book, 150 years old I think. There is a measurement that is abbreviated do. for a quantity of booze to add. Does anyone have any idea what this stands for? I am at a loss I have googled it and asked several of my drinking buddies and no one has any clue. Thanks for the help.
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Not sure if this is right, but apparently it refers to a 'dose' - normally used for things like bitters - a 'dose' is a shake.
Would that fit?
(Source - asked a pal in the industry)
Would that fit?
(Source - asked a pal in the industry)
i downloaded the same . it means "ditto" (same qty as above)
I'll have to be rude to my blender next time I see him!!
Haha, yes, I just got that also and was wondering the same thing! My friend finally figured it out, but if he didn't I was going to come here too!
