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1⁄2 oz Cynar
1 pn Nutmeg (as garnish)
Instructions

Stir, strain, rock, garnish.

Notes

By Jamaican rum I mean, in this case, any full-bodied, pot still rum in the 19th century style. Pusser's or El Dorado would work as well as Appleton. Smith & Cross would probably need to be heavily cut with something else.

History

Named for a house of pleasure in old New York.

Cocktail summary
Created by
Rafa García Febles, NYC.
Year
2013
Is the
author's original creation
Curator
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User rating
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(7 ratings)
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  • Wow. I honestly looked at the ingredients said that will probably taste pretty bad. Made myself one and it is amazing. The pot-still style rum is necessary though!
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Comments
Mixin In Ansley commented on 10/16/2023:

Added .25 oz of Canton to brighten it up. Whiskey lingers on the pallet. Nice sipper.


yarm commented on 5/22/2024:

My search only turns up a bordello in old Storyville in New Orleans and none in New York.