Best recipe for a "bloody beer" or "clamato and beer" chelada type drink?!


Question:

Best recipe for a "bloody beer" or "clamato and beer" chelada type drink?

I want to make some bloody beer or clamato and beer type drinks on 4th of July. Can someone post how to make a good one.

Please be more specific than "clamato juice and beer" -- like how much of each? What other ingredients make it good? Worcesteshire? Hot sauce? Tobasco? Etc.

And is it generally made over ice? Or is it just cold based on the temperature of the beer?

Any links would be appreciated.


Answers: This one is served in two popular bars. Did I mention we are 5 mile from the border?

Rim glass with chili powder and salt (another option is Old Bay; I do that at home)
Squeeze juice of one lime
3 dashes of Worcestershire
Tabasco or Tapatio to your taste
pepper
fill glass 3/4 way with beer and top with Clamato
If you have to much Clamato, the drink gets really old really fast (have you had the Bud Light Cheladas?)
The key is enough Clamato to color the beer I generally do half beer, half Spicy V-8 with a twist of lemon. No ice. I generally use about 2/3 beer to 1/3 V8. I personally like a dash or two of Tabasco. Call it a Redeye. Things You'll Need

* 12oz bottle/can of Beer, preferably a lager or light beer
* Tomato juice -- Bloody Mary or Caesar Mixer work also
* 1 pinch salt
* 1 pinch pepper
* 1 splash Tabasco

Steps
1
Step One
Pour beer into cold pint glass or frosty mug, make sure to angle mug 45 degrees to discourage foam.
2
Step Two
Add 1 cup of tomato juice to glass (can add more or less depending on desired taste). Another great option in Bloody Mary or Caesar Mix----Clamato works as well. Clamato Beer
Ingredients:
Clamato
? Beer
Hot sauce
Lemon juice
Salt and Chili powder
Preparation:
Rim beer glass with salt and chili powder, fill with ice. Hot sauce as you like and lemon juice. To finish, serve a quarter of beer and CLAMATO to the top of your glass. Add salt and that’s it!



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