Brompton Cocktail

The Brompton Cocktail is an alcoholic mixture of morphine and cocaine that is sometimes used to relieve severe pain in terminally ill people, especially cancer patients. This mixture was first used at Brompton Hospital in London; to date, it has helped relieve the condition of thousands of patients. The Brompton cocktail combines the analgesic and stimulant effects of morphine and cocaine, respectively. Thanks to this combination, it can reduce pain while simultaneously preventing drowsiness and loss of energy caused by taking opioid painkillers. Despite its effectiveness, the use of the Brompton cocktail is limited these days due to the availability of alternative methods of pain relief.

The Brompton cocktail is a classic cocktail that was created in the 1930s in London, England. It gets its name from the town of Brompton where it was first prepared.

Ingredients:
Gin - 50 ml
Orange juice - 25 ml
Lemon juice - 15 ml
Sugar syrup - 10 ml

Preparation:

1. In a shaker, combine gin, orange and lemon juice, and sugar syrup.
2. Add ice and shake well.
3. Strain the contents of the shaker into a cocktail glass.
4. Garnish the cocktail with a slice of orange or lemon.

The Brompton cocktail has a fresh and citrusy taste with hints of gin. It's perfect for a summer evening and would be a great addition to any party.