White Cuban
Combine with ice and shake well. Serve in a lowball over ice
- Coquito — Añejo rum, Allspice Dram, Bitters, Coconut milk, Sweetened condensed milk, Coconut Water, Salt, Cayenne pepper, Nutmeg
Combine with ice and shake well. Serve in a lowball over ice
Combine with ice and shake well. Strain and serve in a coupe
Rinse chilled rocks glass with absinthe. Stir; strain; no ice. Express peel and discard.
Stir, rocks, big cube
So, I’m waiting for delivery of fresh bottles of the named ingredients, but here were four potential ingredients inhabiting nearly empty bottles, dregs as it were, and it appeared to me that, y’know, this might actually work. And I think it did.
Are the quantities right? Seems to me like this would fill two rocks glasses with big rocks.
Yes, and thank you for noticing. My error. The quantities as written are indeed for two drinks.
Stir, strain. Serve over ice. Express and garnish with an orange zest.
Also nice with vanilla and black pepper syrup instead of cinnamon.
Mix all in rock glass with ice. Quick stir to chill. Serve.
Quick stir in mixing glass. Rock glass, huge ice cube. Serve.
Mild, subtle, pleasant.
Muddle fig preserves/butter with simple syrup, add the rest and stir with ice, fine strain into large rocks glass with a single rock, garnish with grated nutmeg and lime wheel.
Original calls for fresh fig, less orange and less bourbon.
Originally listed as a larger serving punch using fresh figs, which I didn't have. Also didn't have the people to share it with so I turned it into a single serving cocktail with a bit more booze.
Stir with ice, strain into a cocktail coupe, and garnish with an orange twist.
Smoke, vegetal funk, caramel, apples, and cinnamon.
As Halloween was approaching, I decided to craft this Autumnal smoky and bitter number as a The Misfits musical tribute. I was inspired by the Fall on Me to create a music-themed drink that utilized the apricot-herbal liqueur combination, and The Misfits fit the then approaching holiday. For this concept's herbal liqueur, I opted for Cynar which paired well with apricot in a few drinks, and apricot-Punt e Mes has proven to be a winner such as in the Slope. The song that matched the drink's and evening's feel was the Horror Hotel that they named after the 1960 movie.
Stir with ice in rock glass. Serve.