| 1 | oz | Rhum Agricole, Rhum JM Blanc |
| 1 | oz | Bianco Vermouth, Dolin |
| 1 | oz | Ramazzotti |
| 1 | ds | Peychaud's Bitters |
| 1 | ds | Grapefruit bitters, Fee Brothers |
| 1 | Orange peel |
Instructions
Stir, strain, orange peel garnish
Notes
This tastes like a persimmon to me. Am I crazy?
From other users
- I definitely got the persimmon.
- Must make
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5 Comments
Wow, that sounds like a nice
Submitted by Dan on
Wow, that sounds like a nice cocktail. I finally finished my bottle of Bianco. I wonder if Bonal Gentiane-Quina could be substituted? I love JM Blanc. I need to find another bottle.
Dan, Bonal isn't
Submitted by Zachary Pearson on
Dan,
Bonal isn't substitutable for any vermouth - it's more like Cocchi Americano + Oloroso sherry.
Thanks,
Zach
Hmm, that might be on the
Submitted by bza on
Hmm, that might be on the sweeter side, but I think as a separate drink it could work. Or maybe half bonal/half dry vermouth? Bianco is great for a handful of drinks (especially Eyeore's Requiem) but not as versatile as regular sweet/dry vermouths.
They have JM Blanc at liquor world in Porter. It's the best white rhum agricole for cocktails, I think, as it's assertive but not INSANE like some of the others I've had, like the Duquesne bottle I have that is awesome but completely overpowers any other ingredients.
Still no bianco, so I made
Submitted by Dan on
Still no bianco, so I made this with dry vermout h. Very nice and not, to my taste, too dry. I'm not sure about the persimmon, but it's a fruity drink with no strong fruit ingredient.
This is one of the few drinks
Submitted by bza on
This is one of the few drinks I've made up that I go back to on a regular basis - basically whenever I have a bottle of bianco open. I'll have to try it with dry vermouth - actually, dry vermouth and rhum agricole makes a lot of sense to me, although that's a dry starting point for any cocktail.