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Hemingway Stripper Pole

1 oz Batavia Arrack, Van Oosten
1⁄3 oz Maraschino Liqueur
1⁄3 oz Campari
1⁄3 oz Aperol
1 oz Lime juice
Instructions

Shake, strain, rocks, lowball

Notes

The Campari and Aperol simulate a bitter grapefruit flavor.

History

Zach Pearson describes Batavia Arrack Van Oosten as "tasting like a buttered stripper pole."

Cocktail summary
Posted by Dan on
Created by
Dan Chadwick, Kindred Cocktails
Year
2014
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User rating
4 stars
(15 ratings)
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  • Daiquiri with its fair share of funk and grapefruity bitterness.
  • Nicely complex and balanced with almost no sweetness
  • Light, delicious, summery, mildly bitter, and still accessible. Surprisingly complex for a light cocktail. — ★★★★★
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Comments
DrunkLab commented on 7/01/2014:

Looks great. Might try this one out on a guest. I'll have to change the name lest they also get the image of Papa Hemingway riding a pole in their heads.

MOJO1229 commented on 4/16/2021:

Having tasted the Hemingway Stripper Pole, I have to admit it's worthy of a 4.0 rating. I'd like Zach to explain, however, how he came to know that this cocktail tastes "like a buttered stripper pole." The story, Zach! Please!

Zachary Pearson commented on 4/16/2021:

All I can say about that incident is this: If you've ever been in the wine business in north Texas , chances are you've been to a strip club. And if your visit comes in the middle of summer, you know what Batavia Arrack smells like.  Zachary

Shawn C commented on 5/29/2023:

Definitely leans bitter and dry. The amount of lime juice seems high, making this more of a sour/dry than I prefer even though I went a little skinny on the lime. I might try again with 1/2 oz lime juice.