Stranger Thing
Muddle sage with rum. Mix other ingredients, very long stir, strain, frozen coupe
Wanted something dry with white overproof rum, and strong floral notes with subtle sweetness.
I Like it dry like listed in the recipe.
But i ve been uping amounts little by little and for a sweeter palate maybe this ratio Will be better:
3/4 gan classico, 1/3 dry vermouth, 1/4 orange flower water.
Both are very different drinks.
Will try sage next infused Overproof.
- Had to adapt: Had no Gran Classico: used Monte San Costanzo Amaro. Used yellow chartreuse instead of green. Skipped the orange flower water. Had no lavender bitters: used a teaspoon of creme de violette for two drinks. — ★★★★
- Mountains, Rivers, and Desert — Reposado Tequila, Aromatized wine, Gran Classico, Orange bitters, Orange peel
- Bomb Squad — Bourbon, Aromatized wine, Gran Classico, Absinthe, Lemon peel
- Whisky Lesbian — American Whiskey, Amaro, Bitters, Crème de Violette, Islay Scotch
- Trilby Cocktail #2 — Scotch, Sweet vermouth, Parfait Amour, Absinthe, Orange bitters, Orange peel
- Savoy Truffle — Rye, Ramazzotti, Gran Classico, Ancho Reyes chile liqueur, Pistachio liqueur, Bitters
Used Zamaro which is similar to gran classic, and regular green chartreuse with Dolin dry vermouth, should have had a fatter pour or Zamaro but it was delicious and subdued very good!
I don't think of sage pairing with rum (as least not as well as it does with gin), but this works -- maybe the cognac provides a bridge. I ended up adding 1/2 tsp gomme syrup to open it up a bit, but it also worked without.