Sentence examples for served neat from inspiring English sources

The rum will be served neat, on the rocks and in cocktails.

I order a little sparkling water with a wedge of lemon and a Scotch, served neat.

They're dry, razor-sharp infusions and will be served neat to anyone who asks.

It's served neat, in shot glasses, to be enjoyed slowly alongside the home-style food.

Cod cakes, however, were a pleasant revelation: tender, egg-shaped puffs, delicately fried and served neat, needing not one drop of goopy dipping sauce.

Free of any filament or sinew, cuts of yellowtail, squid, maguro and toro tuna, mackerel, fluke, salmon and shrimp were dewy, smooth and buttery mouthfuls, whether served neat or on beds or fingers of rice.

(With Miles Davis, it suggests "1 oz. heroin. Serve neat. Stir slowly. Garnish with salt").

The argument of the Blairites, or what remains of them, runs like this: what Miliband promised, and what brought about his doom, was but a mild dilution of the socialist brew that Corbyn prefers to serve neat; by definition, then, the warmth with which Corbyn has been embraced in recent months by his own party could be directly inverse to the froideur of the broader electorate.

Because there is great promise in nori-wrapped foie gras, served next to a neat piece of watermelon topped with a finger of vinegar-washed, salt-cured Boston mackerel, and in the sheer simplicity of a hunk of smoked char sushi or delicate, wildly fresh fluke.

It's served in neat slices with a fines herbes coulis, and there will never be a valid excuse for dropping this appetizer from the menu.

Serve neat in between your final helping of dressing and that first slice of pumpkin pie.