Copy Solstice 2 oz Rye, Rittenhouse 100 3⁄4 oz Triple sec, Cointreau 1 t Allspice Dram, St. Elizabeth Instructions Build in a rocks glass containing several ice cubes. Stir. Cocktail summary Created by Stew Ellington Is the author's original creation Curator Not yet rated Average 4 stars (10 ratings) YieldsDrink Scale Rye, Triple sec, Allspice Dram PT5M PT0M Cocktail Cocktail 1 craft, alcoholic 3.9 10 Cocktail Book Log in or sign up to start building your Cocktail Book. From other usersFor as simple as it is, this is very tasty. I used Catoctin Creek Rye, Cointreau, and homemade allspice dram. Similar cocktailsHome On the Range — Rye, Triple sec, Sweet vermouth, BittersMillionaire — Rye, Orange liqueur, Egg white, GrenadineThe Sherpa — Bourbon, Allspice Dram, Curaçao, Orange bitters, Lemon peelThe Handy Bird — Brandy, Rye, Curaçao, Bitters, Absinthe, Lemon peelBangalter — Bourbon, Ginger liqueur, Tuaca, Bitters, Lemon peelGeno Smith — Bourbon, Ginger liqueur, Curaçao, Bitters, Orange peelItalian Rivalry (aka Monte Old-Fashioned) — Bourbon, Cognac, Amaro Montenegro, Brown sugar, Lemon peel, Orange peelSunset — Rye, Curaçao, Bénédictine, Peychaud's Bitters, Bitters, Absinthe, Orange peelTalent Scout — Bourbon, Curaçao, Bitters, Lemon peelTowncar — Rye, Cognac, Curaçao, Sweet vermouth, Bitters, Orange bitters, Lemon peel Comments Mighty tasty! I added a couple dashes of grapefruit bitters to poke a little fun at the allspice, and added an amarena cherry for garnish because, well, why not? Log in or register to post comments One barspoon of allspice dram didn't really assert itself in the face of 2 oz of High West Double Rye - maybe two barspoons. Log in or register to post comments Log in or register to post comments
Mighty tasty! I added a couple dashes of grapefruit bitters to poke a little fun at the allspice, and added an amarena cherry for garnish because, well, why not? Log in or register to post comments
One barspoon of allspice dram didn't really assert itself in the face of 2 oz of High West Double Rye - maybe two barspoons. Log in or register to post comments