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Right Hand

2 oz Añejo rum, Matusalem Gran Reserva
3⁄4 oz Sweet vermouth
3⁄4 oz Campari
2 ds Bitters, Bittermens Xocolatl Mole
Instructions

Stir, straight, straight up, cocktail glass.

Notes

Variation substituting Bourbon for Rum is called a Left Hand.

Cocktail summary
Posted by Dan on
Created by
Michael McIlroy, Milk and Honey, New York, NY
Year
2007
Is an
authentic recipe
Reference

http://bittermens.com/recipes/

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  • Starts off meh, nice finish.
  • Made with Barbancourt 8 & Dolin. Tastes like dark Mexican chocolate. Despite the similarities in ingredients to a Negroni or Boulevardier the Mole bitters make this a very different tasting drink.
  • I used Fee Whiskey Barrel Aged. Very similar to a Negroni, but with different ratio. Worth trying again with Mole bitters. — ★★★
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Comments
srivers commented on 4/18/2013:

I just made this with applejack instead of rum, and the previously attempted Fee's WBA bitters - quite nice, but I would drink dishwater after two dashes of WBA bitters. Maybe Aperol would have been better to let the apple come forth... there's always tomorrow night!

Cara A commented on 9/23/2021:

I made this with Flor de Caña 4 year Añejo Oreo, Carpano Antica, Campari, and Fee Brothers Aztec Chocolate bitters. The Campari dominates a little too much up front, but the other flavors come through at the end. I might sub in Amer Picon for the Campari.

yarm commented on 9/24/2021:

The drink doesn't hold up as well with a thin Spanish style rum like Flor de Caña 4 Year. A pot still Barbados like R.L. Seale 10 Year or a dark rum like El Dorado 12 Year can balance the Campari better (but in different ways).