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Stir all but champagne; strain into flute and top with champagne; express orange oils atop.
The NoMad Cocktail Book, p. 48
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Stir all but champagne; strain into flute and top with champagne; express orange oils atop.
The NoMad Cocktail Book, p. 48
Wrap the long cuke slice around the interior of a highball in a spiral and add ice and beer. In a tin muddle another slice with simple, juice, and Suze. Shake and strain, and garnish with last cuke.
The NoMad Cocktail Book, p. 42
Shake all but the nutmeg with ice, strain into a cocktail coupe, and garnish with freshly grated nutmeg.
The result is a lot more ethereal and closer to a Daiquiri than the classic Painkiller.
Inspired by my fresh batch of pineapple syrup, a recent purchase of coconut water, and Paul McGee's preference to remove orange juice from his tiki drinks at Lost Lake and sub in curacao.
Shake with ice, strain into a cocktail coupe, and garnish with a grapefruit twist or lime wheel.
I was inspired by Don's Mix (grapefruit + cinnamon) and how well Campari works with cinnamon as well as grapefruit. The 3/8 oz measurements might seem odd, but the concept was to create a grapefruit-Campari-cinnamon syrup cordial so the drink build would be 1.5, 1.5, 0.5, 1 dash.
Created for the La Brasa menu winter menu.
Stir, strain to coupe and garnish with 3 coffee beans.
Fill highball with ice. Add ingredients and slightly mix them all. Garnish with orange peel.
Latin america winner for Angostura Global Cocktail Challenge 2020
Rock glass, ice, stir, twist lemon over glass, discard, serve.
Stir with ice, strain into a cocktail coupe, and garnish with an orange twist.
Stone fruit, orchard fruit, pine forests, cinnamon spice.
I got inspired by the apricot liqueur-cinnamon syrup combination and decided to fit that into one of my Martini riff structures. With apple brandy as the minor spirit, the combination became an elegant autumnal tipple. While tasting the result, my Pandora radio station was playing Depeche Mode's "Enjoy the Silence" song, and the name stuck.
Shake, strain, coupe.
Variant of Mr 404, which is vodka-based.
This is a drink that is both tangy and sweet. And delicious! For the gin I used Hendrick's Solstice, which is a limited gin. I believe this will be a better drink by using a gin that has some body, either a botanical gin or highly juniper gin. This is because of the sweetness (Aperol and St Germain) and the tanginess from the lemon juice. A gin such as Beefeater's is likely to be swallowed up by the other ingredients. This is an enjoyable drink, either before or after dinner. Or on a hot day. Enjoy!
Stir with ice, strain into chilled coupe, garnish.