Elixir Stoughton

Elixir Stoughton, nomine pleno Anglico Dr Richard Stoughton's great cordial elixir sed saepe Stoughton's bitters ("amarum Stoughton"), a pharmacopola Londiniensi Ricardo Stoughton (1665–1716) anno fere 1690. Litterae patentes regiae anno 1721 promulgatae sunt ne alii idem pharmacum conficere temptarent. A principio hoc elixir in potiones addebatur, videlicet cervesiam, vinum, spiritum vini. In primas gallicaudas, saeculo XIX inventas, elixir vel amarum Stoughton eodem modo additum est. Medio saeculo XIX alia elixira, videlicet amarum Böker et Angusturense necnon Peychaud, magis magisque requisita sunt. 

 Bibliographia 
 Fontes antiquiores
 1737 : The Complete Family-Piece and Country Gentleman’s and Farmer’s Best Guide. Londinii, 1737
 1829 : James Rennie, A New Supplement to the Complete Pharmacopoeias. Londinii, 1829

 Recentiora
 "Proprietaries of other Days" in Chemist and Druggist vol. 106 (1927) pp. 377-381
 Marjorie Cox, "The Tenant of Bowdon Hall and the ‘Great Cordial Elixir’" in Bowdon Sheaf no. 29 (1997) pp. 2-4
 Raymond E. M. Davies, "Dr Richard Stoughton and his Great Cordial Elixir" in Pharmaceutical Journal vol. 240 (19 Martii 1988)


 Praecepta
 2015 :  (editio 1a: 2007)

Categoria:Elixira amara
Categoria:Gastronomia Anglica