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" Cocktails are named for all sorts of things, from exotic cities (Singapore Sling) to literary heroes (Hemingway Champagne, a combination of bubbly and absinthe). Not many, however, are christened after fabrics. The only one that comes to mind is the classic Madras, whose smudgy palette of orange and red recalls what happens to that preppy patchwork Indian cotton when its bright colors bleed in the wash\u2014which is what used to happen back when the dyes were vegetable in origin rather than man-made. Given the drink&amp;#039;s Ivy League credentials, it stands to reason the recipe is included in The Official Harvard Student Agencies Bartending Course (St. Martin&amp;#039;s Griffin, 2000). Oh, and without the cranberry juice, it&amp;#039;s a Screwdriver.  Madras \u2022 1\u00BD oz. vodka \u2022 Orange juice to \u00BE fill \u2022 Cranberry juice to fill  Combine the vodka and orange juice in a tumbler with ice. Dribble cranberry juice around the top. Don&amp;#039;t stir. Serves one.  For more of What We Love, click here. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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