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Shake; strain; rocks; top; garnish.
Update of the Japanese Cocktail, inspired by mole flavors.
Shake; strain; rocks; top; garnish.
Update of the Japanese Cocktail, inspired by mole flavors.
Shake; strain; crushed-ice-filled wine glass; garnish.
Stir; strain; up; flame and garnish.
Try this
Quick shake. Dump everythinginto sharing-size Tiki mug. Top with pebble ice.
I used Smith & Cross Jamaican pot still rum and flash-blended in a drink mixer. Great!
Muddle cherries in a shaker. Add other ingredients and shake. Double strain into a Collins with crushed ice. Cherry or lemon bullseye garnish.
Super-solid. It's got rich, complex flavor. Used Bushmills Irish whisky instead of Japanese whisky and luxardo cherries.
Article's attribution is "Created by Chaim Dauermann, The Up & Up, New York City"
Thanks @yarm, curated to add creator and clean up the entry a bit.
Blend, pour unstrained into a Tiki mug.
Per Frederic Yarm's site https://cocktailvirgin.blogspot.com/2016/11/pololu.html reference to this appearing in the Beachbum Berry book, this seems to be a Coco Lopez Cream of Coconut cocktail rather than unsweetened "coconut cream." I am changing it to generic "Cream of coconut"
Since it's a Painkiller riff, I'm assuming Coco Lopez sort of sweet since it's the only real sugar source to balance it all.
Thanks. From what I can tell, "coconut cream" has far too often been used interchangeably with cream of coconut. Smuggler's Cove's "coconut cream" recipe has probably contributed a lot to the confusion. Ironically, the SC recipe is not nearly as rich in coconut fat as a coconut cream would be, or even Coco Lopez or Coco Real cream of coconut.
Stir with ice, strain into a chilled tulip or port glass. Garnish with nasturtium or other edible flower.
Stir with ice, strain into a chilled coupe or Nick & Nora glass. Garnish with a flamed lemon swath.
"Sanctuaria: The Dive Bar of Cocktail Bars," Matt Seiter, Nectar Media Group, 2012, p.107
Shake all ingredients with ice, strain into a frozen coupe glass.
See the story in "Reference." Andy Ratcliff was my bartender at The Baxter Inn in Sydney. Andy posted that recipe for the Gloom Lifter and I've been messing around with it for a few days.
Shake with ice, strain into a cocktail glass, garnish with expressed lime and orange wheels
Can be made with dry vermouth
This was invented as a signature cocktail for my best friends' wedding October 23, 2016