Cocktail ratios do not fix final proof when ice, bubbles and dilution vary. An indefinite shelf-stability statement and four-month anecdote do not validate storage life.
Full-source review of the supplied 282-page PDF; source content and researcher cautions remain distinct.
Equal parts, 1.5:1:1 and 2:1:1 are distinct preferred versions. Whiskey, rum and other variants alter ingredient identities and strengths. The batch method uses the author's 2:1:1 specification rather than the equal-parts single recipe.
PDF 107
PDF 88
Negroni family88–104; batching106–107
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Evidence
Equal parts, 1.5:1:1 and 2:1:1 are distinct preferred versions. Whiskey, rum and other variants alter ingredient identities and strengths. The batch method uses the author's 2:1:1 specification rather than the equal-parts single recipe.
Location and context
No access — supplied 282-page PDF. Negroni family88–104; batching106–107. Range fields are an envelope; disjoint sub-locators identify the exact passages.
The Book of Cocktail Ratios — Full-source analysis and recipe-version map contains full-source analysis.
Cocktail Ratios CR05 — Negroni strength preferences and batch context supplies the formatted citation.
Annotation
Cocktail ratios do not fix final proof when ice, bubbles and dilution vary. An indefinite shelf-stability statement and four-month anecdote do not validate storage life.