King's Breakfast
Shake, fine strain, garnish.
An original of mine inspired by the Breakfast Martini. A delicate jammy, floral and citrusy cocktail perfect for brunch!

Shake, fine strain, garnish.
An original of mine inspired by the Breakfast Martini. A delicate jammy, floral and citrusy cocktail perfect for brunch!
Shake all ingredients with ice and strain into a frozen coupe glass.
1. 105 degrees in my SoCal backyard ....... what better than to heat things up than with some Ancho Chile Liqueur !!
2. My Naval Academy pal Clive would like this.
Shake all ingredients with ice for 15 seconds, strain into chilled coupe. Garnish with lime wheel.
Build in a rocks glass over ice
Long shake, strain into a rocks glass with fresh cracked ice. Rub twist around the inside of the glass under the lip and rest it on the top.
Floral, light, and quite refreshing.
Made it up on a Friday night because my wife said she wanted something with Bourbon and Italicus. Totally welcome to advice and alterations, additions, or substitutions. That being said, I'm sure someone has made something similar before so I am probably not the first to bridge these two flavors
Shake with ice the gin, Violette, and lemon juice. Pour into a frozen coupe glass.
Gently add the FeverTree elderflower tonic.
I put the FeverTree tonic into the freezer for awhile to get it icy cold. Thus when adding, the cocktail stays icy cold.
In memory of a Naval Academy graduate.
Shake, strain, up, garnish.
Stir all ingredients together, pour in an old fashion glass with an ice block. Garnish with a large lemon peel.
Bitter, sweet and winey.
Stir with ice. Strain. Up.
Frederic Yarm’s interpretation of a recipe from “Pioneers of Mixing at Elite Bars: 1903-1933”.
Stir, strain into chilled coupe or Nick & Nora glass. Garnish with an expressed lemon swath.
Vieux Carre riff with an unusual split base of scotch & gin
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Might need a little more sweetness, very dry as is with my pineapple gomme syrup from Cocktail Codex which is a 1-1 sugar to pineapple juice (with added acid and gum powder). Almost a bit too christmasy, but very good.