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FAIVRE’S POUSSE CAFE.
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Santina’s Pousse Cafe.

(Use a small wine-glass.)

  • Take ⅓ fine old Cognac brandy.
  • Take ⅓ Maraschino.
  • TakeCuraçoa.

Keep all the ingredients separate. (See concluding remarks in the preceding recipe.)

The Pousse was invented by Santina, who formerly was the popular host of a celebrated Spanish Café, in New Orleans.


Parisian Pousse Cafe.

(Use small wine-glass.)

  • Take ⅖ Curaçoa.
  • Take ⅖ Kirchwasser.
  • Take ⅕ Chartreuse.

Care should be observed to keep the ingredients from mixing together. See preceding recipe.


Faivre’s Pousse Cafe.

(Use small bar-glass.)

  • Take ⅓ Parisian pousse café (as above).
  • Take ⅓ Kirschwasser.
  • TakeCuraçoa.

Observe the directions given in the preceding recipe. This recipe is named after M. Faivre who at one time was the proprietor of a celebrated French Café in New York.