A feminist version of the Manhattan cocktail is the Manhatin’ cocktail. It’s basically the same cocktail of whiskey and vermouth, but with a name change. The joke cocktail name was created by Oxford University students in November 2013.
“What major city is the most feminist?”/“Manhatin’.” is a joke on the “Manhatin’” term.
The Tab
November 26, 2013
Manhatin’ and consensual sex on the beach: Feminist cocktails revealed
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Oxford uni feminists concoct brilliant gender equality cocktail list, including Bloody Mary Wollstonecroft and Virgin-ia Woolf
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MANHATIN’ (JUST KIDDING)
65ml bourbon whiskey
25ml sweet vermouth
2-3 dashes Angostura bitters
Maraschino cherry
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“Consensual Sex On The Beach” and “Manhatin’ (Just Kidding)”?
Check out these hilarious feminist cocktails created by Oxford students
8:00 AM - 27 Nov 2013
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Tilly Grove
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The only thing I’d change about the feminist cocktails is that manhatin’ isn’t a joke
6:11 AM - 2 Dec 2013
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Federica Cocco
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Feminist cocktails from the Manhatin’ to Bloody Mary Wollstonecraft and Consensual Sex on the Beach
3:53 AM - 6 Dec 2013
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The Maude
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Thanks to @womcam we can spend our New Year’s Eve drinking feminist cocktails. Anyone interested in a Manhatin’? http://thejanedough.com/qoxlv
1:39 PM - 27 Dec 2013
BuzzFeed
12 Feminist Cocktails To Make The World A Better Place
Drink to forget the patriarchy. Only the finest filtered male tears will do.
posted on Oct. 10, 2014, at 7:16 a.m.
Luke Bailey
Luke Bailey
BuzzFeed Staff, UK
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MANHATIN
5 CL Rye Whiskey
2 CL Sweet Red Vermouth
Dash Bitter Patriarchalists
Maraschine Cherry (Garnish)
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