When they say "2 parts grey gooose Vodka" what do they mean & how do u measure it - trying to do this at home

Question

thank you

Answer 1

The parts are in relation to the rest of the drink. So if they say two parts grey goose, and one part water, that means twice as much gg as water.

Answer 2

It's a proportion. So if you have

2 parts Grey Goose
1 part Pineapple Juice


It would be 2 of whatever amount you want of Grey Goose to 1 part of the same measurement of pineapple juice.

So, this could mean:

2oz GG
1oz Pineapple juice

or

4oz GG
2 oz Pineapple Juice

or

50 Gallons Grey Goose
25 Gallons Pineapple Juice.

Answer 3

Forget the rest of the recipe, the 2 parts grey goose should be enough!! smile

Answer 4

if the whole mix is in parts then you use the same proportions for all...like 2 parts vodka, 10 parts grapefruit juice. usually in bar recipes parts means shots.

Answer 5

If your using one oz of orange juice, 2 parts =2 oz vodka

If your pouring 1 gallon of orange juice, 2 parts = 2 gallons vodka

Answer 6

Okay, for example they say two parts vodka, three parts orange juice, you'd put two oz vodka, to three oz oj.
If they said two parts vodka to 8 parts coke, you'd use two cups vodka and 8 cups coke get it?

Answer 7

Like they said in the old chicken nugget commercial. Parts is Parts man.

Answer 8

It's all ratios. 2 parts could be two shots, two cups, two drops...as long as it's in proportion to the other parts in the mix.

Answer 9

Forget that over priced vodka. Triple distilled "Skye" is the best