Daintily! Daintily!
Dry shake (use the spring off a Hawthorne strainer for max aeration), shake, strain into a small chilled tulip glass. Twist and discard.
Dry shake (use the spring off a Hawthorne strainer for max aeration), shake, strain into a small chilled tulip glass. Twist and discard.
Build in chilled mixing glass. Stir to combine, and strain into chilled cocktail glass. Garnish with a wide strip of lemon peel.
This may seem like a lot of bitters to dash in, but they help pick up what you lose by swapping crema de mezcal in for the Amer Picon.
Created for my youngest brother’s wedding, this recipe combines his love of whiskey, mezcal and Manhattans in a riff on a riff, by way of the Creole cocktail.
Shake and double strain into a chilled coupe.
Take 1.5 ounces of pineapple juice and add 1/4 tsp citric acid. Shake to dissolve. Yes I know you're only going to use 1 oz of this but it makes the math work.
This is literally pear/pineapple baby food crossed with an idea to sprinkle creme de menthe on pineapple sherbet out of a Louisiana Cookery book published back in the 40's that among other things, had recipes for porpoise (considered eating high on the hog) and owls.
Shake and strain into an ice filled collins glass. Top with soda water and garnish with orange wedge.
Absolutely delicious and refreshing drink.
Shake all the liquid ingredients with ice and fine strain into a chilled coupe. Garnish with a slice of lime.
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Stir, strain, express and discard
Accidentally made it with more Ramazzotti than intended...preferred that to the recipe as printed.
Did you just do 1oz or did you add more? I worry it would bury the poblano.
Stir with ice, strain into a cocktail glass, and garnish with a lemon twist.
Inspired by an obscure recipe for a Brooklyn made with gin, I began thinking about the structure. I selected the Poet's Dream as a Martini riff starting place and merged the modifying liqueurs with the Creole Cocktail with its Picon and Benedictine. For a name, I kept it simple with the Creole Poet.
Lighlly muddle the basil leaves. Add ingredients apart from tonic water and shake with ice. Strain into an ice-filled Collins glass and top up with tonic water. Granish with a lemon twist.
Go heavy on the basil and light on the tonic. Even better with a splash of aperol on top. Very refreshing!
Mix all ingredients with ice, pour over a large cube.
Created by Molly Okuneff and Reed Sandridge
Not sure I'm digging the coffee in here. Might try it again with nocino.
Shake all ingredients with ice for 15 seconds, strain into a chilled coupe. No garnish.
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How to substitute amargo-vallet?
Pangolindo,
Amargo-Vallet is a Mexican angostura bark bitter liqueur flavored with additional herbs/spices (cassia, clove, etc.) and macerated in cherries. I haven't tried it, but for this drink, I'd suggest maybe trying 1 oz Angostura bitters and a quarter ounce each of Cherry Heering and allspice dram (the drier Bitter Truth is probably a better option than the much sweeter St. Elizabeth).
deserves multiple stars just for the reference... damn brillaint. Not sure I'm going to make it but what a reference.