Elder Fashion Royale
Stir, serve up in a flute, top with champagne, garnish.
pg. 222
- Bitter & bracing
Stir, serve up in a flute, top with champagne, garnish.
pg. 222
Soak cube with bitters and put into flute, stir rum & cacao and add to flute, top with champagne.
Original recipe listed Moet, Bacardi Ron superior, white creme de cacao, and bittered sugar cube. Ratios unknown.
Stir, strain into absinthe rinsed glass, express lemon peel and drop in
Named for a great Deadwood episode
Harmonious, with the absinthe providing a nice little kick. Would make again.
Blends nicely, spicy.
Really nice drink. Absinthe rinse & lemon are key. I would up rye by .5 0z
Solid 3. I made with Cocchi Doppo di Teatro, which is a little sweeter than Punt a Mes and probably should have put a barspoon of zucca or something else to match bitterness. Definitely worth a try.
Coat rim of martini or coupe glass with lime and cardamom powder. Stir bourbon, liqueur, zucca, and bitters with ice. Pour into glass. No garnish.
Variation of Chili Willy from Charmant Hotel in La Crosse, Wisconsin. We took notes at the bar, but they vanished. So, we created a similar cocktail from memory.
Stir, strain, rocks glass, express peel and discard.
Per link, this was originally made with the 86 proof Hamilton Demerara rum.
Coffee Heering is unheard of in these parts, but Kahlua works just fine.
Stir, strain into old fashioned glass with a large cube or sphere. Garnish with an orange swath.
Not a complex construction, but it works beautifully. Each element binds it together, including the orange peel (expressed mine then submerged it into the drink.) I am not normally a fan of banana since banana esters are a problem in various beers, but this cooked banana flavor works well with the Nardini and anejo tequila.
Stir with broken ice, strain into cocktail glass, serve.
Alcohol-forward. Smoke and botanical can vary widely depending on your choices.
Origins unknown. A weaker, Dry Martini-oriented variant of this exists today in the "Smoky Martini."
Jack's Manual 2nd ed (1910) : https://tinyurl.com/y57s5jpg
Build with ice in an old fashioned glass. Garnish with a lemon zest.
For a softer taste use bourbon instead of rye and Select Pilla instead of Campari
Cocktail dedicated to the cynicism, sarcasm and macabre humor of those old bastards to whom, despite everything, we continue to love...
Combine whiskey, vermouth, and bitters with ice in a mixing glass. Stir. Strain into coupe. Top with sparkling wine. Garnish with twist of orange peel.
"Drinking the Devil's Acre," by Duggan McDowell.
Shake first three ingredients with ice and stain to chilled cordial glass. Whip cream and bitters in shaker without ice and flat on top.
First edition book makes apparent error in the ordering of the ingredients, (first three ingredients are bitters, espresso, syrup).
I'm just here for the drinks, p.93