Sleepthief
Stir (maybe for 5-10 revolutions more than usual as these are strongly proofed ingredients), strain into old fashioned glass with a large cube or sphere (or a coupe with no ice). Garnish with a lemon swath.
** UPDATE 5/10/22 **
I've continuously played with the ratios of this drink over the last few years based on feedback, and recently rolled this out on a new dessert menu at work. Current version is 4 parts, equal parts (.75 oz), using Cynar instead of Cynar 70.
The amaro choice is flexible--I've had it with standard Cynar, Nardini, even Zucca (thanks Drew).
Named after the electronica band. Their music isn't really my cup of tea, but I thought the name was catchy for a nightcap type drink with coffee liqueur.
- Dark and delicious drink that packs a bit of a punch. I didn't have the recommended coffee liqueur and found my alternate (homemade) overpowering; reduced that to 1/4 oz for better balance.
- Dark, sweet and boozy digestif
- This is very good. For me, I'll dial back the green chartreuse to .25 oz on the next version. Also a drop or low concentration saline solution seems to enhance the combination.
- Song About An Ex — Brandy, Herbal liqueur, Cynar, Grapefruit bitters, Lemon peel
- Earl Jam — Bourbon, Ramazzotti, Burnt sugar syrup, Orange
- Windy City Lights — Rye, Aperol, Cynar, Herbal liqueur, Bitters
- Celtic Solstice — Apple brandy, Blended Scotch, Canadian whisky, Herbal liqueur, Honey Liqueur, Bitters
- The Van Damme — Overproof bourbon, Cynar, Herbal liqueur, Peychaud's Bitters