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CEASAR

By basetta
INGREDIENTS:
  • 2oz vodka
  • 6oz Mott's Clamato Juice (Extra Spicy)
  • 3 dashes Worcestershire sauce
  • 3 dashes tabasco sauce
  • 1 Celery Stalk
  • 1 Lime Wedges

DIRECTIONS

Rim a tall cocktail glass with the lime wedge and then Celery salt, fill with ice. Pour in Vodka and Clamato juice. Add 3 dashes each of Worcestershire and Tabasco sauce. Garnish with crisp Celery stalk and Lime wedge. Sometimes referred to as a "Bloody Ceasar", the Ceasar was created in Canada and apparently remains predminantly a Canadian drink. Although the drink is similar to a "Bloody Mary", the Clamato juice gives it a completely (and much better) taste. Seafood restaurants in Canada often add a Shrimp or Prawn as an additional garnish.

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