When I was in college I remember friends drinking Brandy Alexanders before I was old enough to join them. The exotic looking drink always intrigued me with its luscious color and nutmeg sprinkle on top. Every time I see vintage cocktail stems they remind me of Brandy Alexanders. I’ll include the recipe at the end of this post for you.

This stem is really special. I can imagine drinking Brandy Alexanders by candlelight with this one!
It is Cambridge Rose Point with a thin gold band around the top rim and foot. Some gold-trimmed glass is gaudy with big wide bands or lots of wear. Cambridge had excellent taste and kept the gold to a discrete little accent, just enough to make this a little bit fancy.
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Brandy Alexander Recipe (Best Served in Rose Point!)
1 1/2 oz brandy
1 oz dark creme de cacao
1 oz half-and-half
1/4 tsp grated nutmeg
Shake the brandy, creme de cacao and half and half with ice, then strain into a cocktail stem. Sprinkle with nutmeg.