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Posted by DrunkLab. Created by Troy Sidle, Pouring Ribbons, NYC..
2 oz Pisco, Campo de Encanto
3⁄4 oz Bianco Vermouth, Dolin
3⁄4 oz Lemon juice
1 oz Simple syrup (1:1)
5 dr Orange flower water
1 ds Bitters, Angostura
1 Egg white
1⁄2 oz Campari
1 oz Soda water
1 twst Lemon peel (as garnish)
1 twst Orange peel (as garnish)
Instructions

Place a long column of ice in a highball glass. Add to this the Campari and soda water. Add the other ingredients to a shaker, seal and shake without ice. Add ice to the shaker and shake to chill, then strain into the highball glass to float over the Campari and soda mixture. Garnish with twists of lemon and orange peel. Serve with straw.

Notes

This drink is named for Pouring Ribbons' location, one flight of stairs up from a generic liquor store on Avenue B in Manhattan. The cocktail plays with the name through its two layer structure; imbibers can either consume the two parts separately or mix them to taste.

Curator rating
5 stars
Average rating
4.5 stars
(11 ratings)

From the Knowledge Vault

The Flight of the Negroni

The Negroni is indomitable. Attack it with skewed ratios, and it rallies. Violate the ingredients, and it stubbornly persists. I can’t think of another drink that you can screw up so thoroughly and still enjoy the result.

This history of the Negroni is disputed, but probably dates to 1919, where the Americano was stiffened by substituting gin for the soda water. Regardless of exactly who created the drink and when, the Negroni is the King of bitter cocktails. If you spy a bottle of Campari on the backbar, the bartender probably knows how to make a Negroni.

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Recent Discussion

  • Re Don Draper's Bitter End, 20 hours 22 minutes ago Shawn C commented:

    Tried my own take on the original Oyster Bar cocktail using their specified Four Roses Small Batch Bourbon (very nice, picked it up for this), chose Courvoisier VSOP (1 each), 2/3 Averna, 1/3 Fernet Branca, 1 dash Angostura, 1 dash Regan's Orange (since "bitters" was all that they said in the menu.) No orange liqueur as it wasn't called for. This is definitely a better balanced cocktail, still 78.3 proof before dilution and very much spirit forward. The saffron/menthol comes through, no odd orange taste, not too hot or peppery. Basically, tune the ratio of Averna to Fernet to your tastes.

  • Re Swiss martini, 1 week ago Shawn C commented:

    I am publishing this one as submitted. I liked the concept of using dry vermouth with the sweeter elderflower in Mount Rigi. However, I actually made it w/ 1.5 Bordiga Occitan gin, 3/4 Carpano dry vermouth, 3/4 Mount Rigi which hit the flavor intensity I wanted. I think that brings it a bit closer to a version of a "martini" than three equal parts which seems more like a reverse martini. I also stirred, because I didn't see any reason to shake this since it lacks citrus juice.

  • Re Chingon, 1 week 1 day ago danoman89 commented:

    Next time would probably riff with some mezcal and yellow or green chartreuse for benedictine

  • Re Not So Good, 1 week 3 days ago fmoehl commented:

    I added a q
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  • Re The Sicilian Conquistador, 1 week 2 days ago Mixed up in Na… commented:

    Used Planteray dark rum. Didn’t have dell’Etna amaro, Lucano, or Abano; B.T. Parsons’s book, AMARO, described Nardini & Segesta as being light on orange notes; flipped a coin; used Nardini: delicious.