Charente-16
Stir for about 10 to 15 seconds, then strain into a Nick & Nora glass. Garnish with expressed orange peel.
Named for the train station in Cognac, France
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Was looking to use up an open bottle of Pierre Ferrand Pineau I have in the fridge and found this recipe on Punch. Always on the lookout for more stirred tequila cocktails (especially using blancos), so I mixed it up but didn't read close enough to realize this uses a Rosso Pineau. not Blanc. Oops. But it was solid with the Blanc. Pretty fruity, but the earthy agave notes did cut through nicely. You definitely want to use a punchy, agave forward tequila, no triple distilled Patron or diffuser garbage. I thought it needed a bit of a spice counterpoint to all the fruit, so I hit the glass with a couple atomizer spritzes of allspice liqueur.