Pillars of Society
Build in a rocks glass, give a quick stir, garnish with a lemon twist, and serve room temperature.
I continued on with my tinkering with the Cynar-curaçao combination, and I began to think about Maks Pazuniak's room temperature drinks such as the Charlatan. I kept that drink's Punt e Mes base, swapped in the two liqueurs, and accented the concept with absinthe. Moreover, the curaçao in a drink such as this reminded me of Kirk Estopinal's Hotel Room Temperature. Like the Prelude to a Broken Arm that I created a short time before, I kept with the Dada art theme and named this the Pillars of Society after a 1926 piece by Hugo Ball.
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