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Stir, strain into a coupe, garnish.
- Used Bittermen's Xocalatl Mole bitters; added an extra layer of spice.
- Fernet strong but not out of whack. This has a real tobacco-stained, leathery feel. Good.
- While I feel like the Fernet might be a little high in the mix on the finish, it's still a nice drink.
- Cut chocolate bitters down to one.
- Maybe...? — Bourbon, Fernet Jelínek, Bitters, Pineapple syrup, Citric acid
- The Persecuted Gentleman — Rye, Brandy, Fernet Branca, Cynar, Orange bitters, Agave syrup
- Flue-cured — Rye, Chambord, Spiced Rum, Fernet Branca, Elderflower liqueur, Bitters, Campari, Orange bitters
- Fernet About Dre — Rye, Fernet Branca, Amaro Meletti, Bitters, Cherry
- Count Loretto — Bourbon, Fernet Branca, Barbados Rum, Orange peel
From the Hearsay Quizlet: 1.5 four roses single, .5 fernet branca, .5 velvet falernum, .5 campari, 2 dash chocolate bitters
Coupe, Garnish flamed orange
https://quizlet.com/408957838/hearsay-bourbonscotch-cocktails-flash-car…
Good catch Fred! I'm going to revert the drink to that recipe and update the link. Thanks, Zachary
The sweetness of the Falernum does a lot to smooth over the bitterness of the Fernet. Not as aggressive as it reads.
Tasty. Wild Turkey 101, chocolate macadamia bitters, Falernum syrup (instead of Velvet). Campari and Fernet still there but have a nice fuzzy chocolate mint blanket overtop .
I dialed back the Fernet a bit for my audience. Very tasty! Also very boozy, so I made 1.5 drinks for 2 people. Love the scaling function on this site 👍🏼
Substituted Buffalo Trace. I was pleasantly surprised how well it worked together; more than the sum of its parts.