Civil Disobedience

1 1⁄2 oz Jamaican rum
3⁄4 oz Sweet vermouth
3⁄4 oz Green Chartreuse
Instructions
Stir, strain, up.
Notes
Stephen uses his own special jaggery-aromatized reconstructed Chartreuse. Details at link.
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From other users
  • Made w/ Carpano Antica. Nice if you like vermouth and Chartreuse (who doesn't?). The rum is entirely lost in this one. — ☆☆☆
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1 Comment

There's nothing disobedient

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There's nothing disobedient about this dirnk. In fact, it's very civil! So much so, I rated it 4.0.

But two cautions: 1) If you're not used to Green Chartreuse, use a "skinny" amount, as it has a strong, somewhat bitter taste; (2) Most importantly, choose your sweet vermouth carefully!. Not all sweet vermouths taste the same. For this drink, I used Dolin sweet vermouth, and it worked well. Cinzano, with its pronounced fruity flavor, might overwhelm even the Green Chartreuse. For this drink, Dolin or Vya, and perhaps Antica Formula are the sweet vermouths I would reach for first.

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