2 | oz | Rye |
3⁄4 | oz | Cynar |
1 | t | Simple syrup |
2 | ds | Bitters, Angostura |
Instructions
Shake; strain; up.
History
A Toronto with Cynar subbed in for Fernet.
From other users
- Yes, probably can skip the simple. Mocha-like finish is the best part of this. A lemon twist would be in order here.
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2 Comments
The simple in this makes no
Submitted by Dan on
The simple in this makes no sense to me. In a regular Toronto it is used because there is relatively little sugar in Fernet. But Cynar has lots of sugar. Might be better without added syrup.
I thought the same when I saw
Submitted by Craig E on
I thought the same when I saw the recipe (though it's worth noting that the quantity of simple is cut down here). If I get around to some A/B testing I'll report back!
(This also seems like something I'd stir rather than shake.)