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A Spontaneous Libation for your Consideration

3G

Posted by lesliec. Created by G'Vine (French gin maker) - possibly!.
1 1⁄2 oz Gin
1 rinse Absinthe (Swirl around cocktail glass with ice then discard)
Instructions

Stir in a mixing glass with ice. Strain into absinthe-rinsed cocktail glass.

Notes

Another version of the recipe says 2 gin/1 grapefruit juice/1 St Germain.

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Recent Discussion

  • Re Clean Slate, 10 hours 12 minutes ago HallA commented:

    Delicious, clean flavor and bright.

  • Re Communist, 3 days 18 hours ago drinkingandthinking commented:

    I agree that it's a bit high on the citrus, so more tart than sweet, but I'm okay with that. Not terribly complex but not quite a juice bomb either. I feel like the Heering comes through in a subtle way, and adding a bit more tames the acid but adds too much of the cherry syrupy-ness.

  • Re McMillian, 4 days 17 hours ago yarm commented:

    To replace that dead link, here's an archived Gaz Regan posting on this drink:
    https://web.archive.org/web/20130414105911/http://www.gazregan.com/2013…

  • Re Respect your Elderflowers, 5 days 13 hours ago Dannynannady commented:

    3 oz of Gin is crazy, no? lol

  • Re Earthly Delights, 6 days 22 hours ago yarm commented:

    A touch sweet. If I were to remake this again, I would do 1/2 oz orgeat and 1/2 oz Cynar. Made me think of the Turnbuckle albeit with different proportions and different tropical note (pineapple vs. passion).