3⁄4 oz Genever, Bols
3⁄4 oz Aperol
3⁄4 oz Lemon juice
Instructions

Shake, Straight Up, Cocktail

History

Shaddock: a large yellow grapefruit-like citrus fruit allied to the orange and the lemon and presumed to be native to Malaysia and Polynesia. Named after Captain Shaddock, the 17th century English ship commander who introduced the citrus varietal to the West Indies. -- CocktailViginSlut

Cocktail summary
Posted by Dan on
Created by
Trina's Starlite Lounge, Cambridge, MA
Year
2010
Is of
unknown authenticity
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Average
4 stars
(32 ratings)
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  • Nice 1:1:1:1 recipe that still let's genever shine through!
  • Maybe up genever to 1 oz
  • This is a fun cocktail to use if you want to experiment with different gin profiles.
  • Great mix of Genever, Aperol, St. Germain
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Comments

Good stuff. Same sort of flavor judo as the Jasmine cocktail, but much easier to remember, and a bit more mild and approachable. Sort of the difference between fresh, ruby red grapefruit and older white grapefruit.

Varied this by using Hayman's gin and Lime Juice.


This is a great cocktail!! Reminds me of an Aviation a bit. The ingredients blend wonderfully together, without one overpowering the others. With Genevier, I find it hard to make the ingredient blend into a cocktail, but this does very well!


Nice mix of ingredients.  As with most recipes that call for equal amounts I played with proportions.  This is just a matter of taste of course.  My pick:  1.5 oz Genever; 1 oz Elderflower; 1/2 oz lemon juice; 1/2 oz Aperol