The Ticket that Exploded
Stir with ice, strain into a cocktail coupe, and garnish with an orange twist.
Orange, smoke, and citrus aromas. Orange and peach notes on the sip. Vegetal agave, funky rum, bitter orange, herbal, and smoke flavors on the swallow.
A Negroni riff created after thinking about the limited bottles at a bar I was doing a trial shift at; the drink remains, but I never took the position. Named after a William S. Burroughs cut-up style novel.
- Strong & sweet, a texture almost syrupy. We accidentally shook, not stirred, but the drink is still delicious. Reminiscent of a Jasmine. — ★★★★
- Peachy delicious, top 50.
- Sweet
- Made with S&C. Pretty, pale red color. Quite Negroni-ish, but with a really fun complexity.
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- Alpine Fire — Applejack, Herbal liqueur, Sweet vermouth, Amaro Nonino, Islay Scotch, Orange bitters
- Hunter-Gatherer — Rye, Sweet vermouth, Becherovka, Jägermeister, Bitters, Orange peel
- Grandmother's Tea — Cognac, Bianco Vermouth, Amaro, Strega, Orange cream citrate, Lemon peel, Orange peel
- Hello Brooklyn 2.0 — Rye, Dry vermouth, Amaro Montenegro, Herbal liqueur
Very nice, Fred - that's a keeper. I used Smith & Cross for the rum.
Curated to add garnish to ingredients list. Welcome Frederic!
I originally made it at home with Smith & Cross (since that's the only interesting bottle of rum I remember that bar having).
When Kingston and Oaxaca have an affair in northern Italy.
I saw the name and immediately knew who created it ;) wonderful smoky aroma but sweet and bitter on the tongue.
Funky and fun
