Some new recipes with Original Cinn-Cinnamon Schnapps.
Posted in Recipes on November 29th, 2010 by halw – Be the first to commentWe rarely take a look anything that ends with the word schnapps, however we recently received a bottle of Hiram Walker’s Original Cinn, all natural 90 proof cinnamon schnapps.
Out of curiosity we decided to give a try. For what it is a schnapps, something most people generally associate with overly sweet, it isn’t exactly what you expected. Yes it’s sweet, not too sweet, thanks to being bottled at the high proof. Original Cinn resembles what would happen if you turned those red hot cinnamon candies you enjoyed as a kid into something boozy. While tasting Original Cinn, we oddly picked up notes other than cinnamon such as hints of grapefruit and orange.
For what it is a high proof schnapps, it’s not a bad product, especially at the price of point of $11. Would we use it everyday behind the bar? Probably not. Could it be used to make some fun cocktails? Definitely.
Rating:8/10
Quarter and a Wink
2 oz Absolut Vanilla
1/2 oz Original Cinn
2 Dashes Peychaud Bitters
1 Dash Orange Flower Water
Eggwhite
Dry Shake with Eggwhite. Shake with ice.
Serve up. No Garnish

Quarter and a Wink. A combination of Absolut Vanilla, Original Cinn, Peychaud Bitters, Orange Flower Water and Eggwhite.
A hop over the bridge
1 ½ oz Old Overholt Rye
½ oz Original Cinn
2 Dashes Grapefruit Bitters
¼ oz Lemon Juice

A hop over the bridge. A combination of Old Overholt Rye, Original Cinn, Grapefruit Bitters and Lemon Juice.
Shake. Serve up. Garnish with lemon twist.



