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Recent Additions

  • Supply Chain — Whiskey, Orange liqueur, Campari, Orange bitters, Lemon juice
  • Amalfi Aviation — Gin, Limoncello, Maraschino Liqueur, Lemon juice, Lemon
  • Peetvader — Blended Scotch, Amaretto, Becherovka, Islay Scotch, Cardamom bitters, Cherry
  • RangSuMar — Gin, Suze, Maraschino Liqueur, Bitters, Lime juice
  • Save the Last Dance — Jamaican rum, Martinique Rum, Campari, Averna, Bitters, Orange peel, Cinnamon stick, Orchid

Recent Discussion

  • Re Drunk Uncle, 15 hours ago Shawn C commented:

    Curated to list as authentic, added archive reference from 2018 for it already being served by Soole for 8 years at that time. Added 2010 as creation year. I had low expectations for the cocktail since peaty scotches can be tricky, but the peat and Cynar created unexpected synergy, and even my rather tired bottle of M&R Bianco didn't detract from that. I suspect Carpano Bianco would work well too. I used Laphroaig 10 yr Scotch.

  • Re Afternoon Siesta, 2 days 16 hours ago haresfur commented:

    This is nearly identical to "End of Days" with the exception of agave syrup vs demerara syrup and the amount of IPA (8 oz vs 1 oz). I took the suggestion in a previous comment and went with 6 oz, which seemed about right.

    Agree that this is more of a summer drink

  • Re Alpine Meadow, 3 days ago Mixin In Ansley commented:

    This is a really good, smart drink. The sweet vermouth, and the Genepy amount of somethings slightly more herbaceous than Gran Classico. Bright and delicious to sip.

  • Re The Last Worm, 3 days ago drinkingandthinking commented:

    Sweet, herbal, balance and depth. I love last word variations but this one has more than most. 5 stars!

  • Re Grand Hotel, 3 days 7 hours ago jello_jones commented:

    Used Plantation 5 star and Biutiful cava. Delicious. Strong coconut notes for some reason but I’m not mad at it.