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Last Year at Marienbad

1 oz Aperol (or Luxardo Bitter)
1 oz Aromatized wine, Cocchi Americano
1 oz Aromatized wine, Lillet Rose
1⁄2 oz Lemon juice
1⁄2 oz Simple syrup
1 ds Rhubarb bitters
1 ds Peychaud's Bitters
2 oz Soda water
1 sli Orange
1 sli Lemon
Instructions

Stir, strain into a chimney over fresh ice and bubbles, drop in orange slice and fruit in season, serve with straw. Garnish with lemon wedge and squeeze in to taste.

Notes

Takes very well to variations: muddled berries, cucumber, different lengtheners (strawberry lambic would be good). Makes a good cobbler. Add an ounce of gin or tequila to make a good Negroni (or Negroni Swizzle) variant.

Cocktail summary
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Created by
Rafa García Febles, NYC.
Year
2013
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Comments
bza commented on 8/17/2013:

How did you get the trees in your cocktail not to have shadows?

DrunkLab commented on 8/19/2013:

Please consult The Bon-Vivant's Companion by Jerry Thomas p. 43, "Flips, Possets, & The Employment of Surrealistic Touches in Film to Convey the Fragility and Unreliability of Memory"