With a Jangle
When a drink is served with ice. Typically but not exclusively used with regard to cubed ice in glassware. Comes from the sound of an icecube in glassware.
Synonymous with "on ice" or on the rocks.
Derivatives include: "With a dangle" and "With a jingle"
Synonymous with "on ice" or on the rocks.
Derivatives include: "With a dangle" and "With a jingle"
Example:
"I like my Gin neat, but I prefer my scotch with a jangle."
"I'll have a glass of cola, with a jangle please"
"I like my Gin neat, but I prefer my scotch with a jangle."
"I'll have a glass of cola, with a jangle please"