Copy Bitter Feather 2 oz Metaxa 1⁄2 oz Averna 1 oz Dry vermouth, Dolin 2 ds Bitters, Angostura 1 sli Orange (As garnish) Instructions Stir and pour into chilled cocktail glass. Garnish with orange. Cocktail summary Is of unknown authenticity Curator Not yet rated User rating 3 stars (1 rating) Yields Drink Scale Metaxa, Dry vermouth, Averna, Bitters, Orange PT5M PT0M Cocktail Cocktail 1 craft, alcoholic 3 1 From our sponsors Cocktail Book Log in or sign up to start building your Cocktail Book. Similar cocktails Nuñez y Navarro — Mirabelle eau-de-vie, Sweet vermouth, Maurin Quina, Maraschino Liqueur, Herbal liqueurCopper Penny — Rye, Pear eau de vie, Sweet vermouth, Apricot liqueur, Bitters, Lemon peelMarconi Wireless — Applejack, Sweet vermouth, Orange bittersRusty Soul — Applejack, Cardamaro, Kummel, Lemon peelOne-Eyed Jack — Applejack, Sweet vermouth, Maraschino Liqueur, Amargo-ValletOn a Lark — Calvados, Dry vermouth, Averna, SaltRogue's Romance — Islay Scotch, Cherry Liqueur, Sweet vermouth, Bitters, Lemon juice, Orange peelLogical Conclusion — Calvados, Sherry, RamazzottiMontauk (NoMad) — Navy strength gin, Sweet vermouth, Bianco Vermouth, Peychaud's Bitters, Lemon peelWarday's Cocktail — Gin, Calvados, Sweet vermouth, Herbal liqueur Comments Zachary Pearson commented on 7/05/2018: What style of amaro do you feel works best here? Fruity, honeyed, herbal? Thanks, Zachary jmedlong commented on 7/06/2018: I used Averna (for some reason the site thinks of that as an ingredient instead of a brand), but I would think any amaro with a similar balance of bitter and sweet would be good, including Cynar, Nonino, etc. Log in or register to post comments
Zachary Pearson commented on 7/05/2018: What style of amaro do you feel works best here? Fruity, honeyed, herbal? Thanks, Zachary
jmedlong commented on 7/06/2018: I used Averna (for some reason the site thinks of that as an ingredient instead of a brand), but I would think any amaro with a similar balance of bitter and sweet would be good, including Cynar, Nonino, etc.
What style of amaro do you feel works best here? Fruity, honeyed, herbal? Thanks, Zachary