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One Night

Posted by DrunkLab. Created by Erik Lorincz, The American Bar at the Savoy, London, UK..
1 1⁄2 oz Speyside Scotch, The Singleton 12
1 oz Lemon juice
3⁄4 oz Simple syrup
1⁄4 oz Allspice Dram
1 Egg white
1 ds Bitters (aromatic, as garnish)
1 ds Violet water (spray, as garnish)
Instructions

Shake, strain, up, garnish.

Notes

The linked recipe calls for 10 ml (about a half oz) of allspice dram, and a similar amount of simple syrup; I cut back on the allspice and adjusted the simple accordingly. Lorincz's original recipe is way sweeter, calling for only 10 ml of lemon juice and 40 of simple: http://definitivedrinkingguide.com/post/62065227648/erik-lorinczs-one-n…

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