| 2 | oz | Gin |
| 1 | oz | Pineau des Charentes |
Instructions
Stir, strain, cocktail glass
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3 Comments
You can vary ratio of Pineau
Submitted by christina in tacoma on
You can vary ratio of Pineau to gin to taste. My favorite bartender makes me variations of this; he has used Nolet's, Oola, and Botanist gin, and often finishes the drink with an orange twist and a barspoon of something interesting- he has used Benedictine, Luxardo Maraschino, and Cocchi Americano, all to good effect. Sweeter than a traditional martini, but the gin flavors still shine through.
Why have I not thought of
Submitted by Rob Marais on
Why have I not thought of this? I've loved Pineau des Charentes for decades, and it would seem a natural with gin and a barspoon of something. Simple and tasty means an ideal cocktail to me. Thanks Christina, and Rachel!
Happy to share :)
Submitted by christina in tacoma on
Happy to share :)