Everything You Need to Know About the Horse's Neck
The Horse's Neck is a venerable and elegant highball, first appearing in the late 19th century. Its name is derived from the long, continuous spiral of lemon peel that drapes down the side of the glass, resembling a horse's neck. Traditionally made with brandy and ginger ale, bourbon and rye versions are also popular, especially in the US. It's a simple yet satisfying drink that refreshes in the warm weather thanks to the spicy sweetness of ginger ale and the bright aroma of lemon. It's an approachable classic, perfect for those who enjoy a mellow, fizzy cocktail.
