In China, plum and
sloe consumption expanded at an average annual rate of 3.6% over the period from 2007-2018.
The "Collins" section includes a mix of recipes that don't seem to share any common characteristics at all; the Florida Daiquiri the French 125 and Frog in a Blender (Tequila Sweet Vermouth and
Sloe Gin) have not a single ingredient in common nor the use of a Collins glass in every case.
sloe meaning that which is derived from the wild plum,
Political comic Will Durst thinks Bush is making less sense than a polar bear sipping a
sloe gin fizz on a lawn chair.
The little girl Rosita renames herself
Sloe, for the bitter fruit.
Amounts of money laundered ranged from less than $2,000 to more than
sloe million per defendant; about one-fifth of the cases involved more than $1 million.
The award specifically mentioned the company's damson and
sloe gin ice cream.
Worse, Steven didn't know a screwdriver from a
sloe gin fizz.
The poet's dilemma--whether to struggle toward the noble cherry tree on the crag or to be content with the
sloe bush at his feet--leads to an intricate debate with such figures as Danger, Dreid, Reason, Curage, and Dispaire.
Among the most popular are framboise (raspberry), mirabelle (yellow plum), prunelle (blackthorn or
sloe plum) and poire Williams (Bartlett pear).
Take It
Sloe Toddy: Pour 50ml
sloe gin into a cup gently warm 100ml cloudy juice and 50ml orange juice with two cloves and a cinnamon stick.
The inkyblue
sloe - which is a mouthpuckeringly sour wild plum - is the fruit of the blackthorn, the hardy bush armed with spines that thrives on poor soil and in exposed sites.
