Boulevard of Broken Dreams
Stir with ice, strain over large ice into rocks glass, garnish with flamed orange peel. Enjoy!
Named after the Helnwein painting where Elvis is bartending for Marilyn, Humphrey and James.
- Simply put, a great cocktail. Used Ilegal mezcal (joven) and increased the Rittenhouse rye to 1.25 oz.. Lacking sufficient Averna, I used 0.25 oz Averna and 0.50 oz Meletti. Rate 5.0 easily
- Well balanced, and not too sweet, even with the demerara syrup!
- Leave out the syrup.
- 4.5
- Sweet enough without the syrup.
- Good. Might try first without the Demerara next time as it's quite sweet to my taste (but pretty balanced, so I might start without and add to taste.) Sweet + Mezcal + Campari is different and interesting.
- nice boozy cocktail. I add a spray of Laphroaig 10yr.
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With more amaro than spirit, is the syrup really needed? Sounds very sweet.
It's not sweet, you could remove the barspoon of demerera I suppose. I find it balanced, everything plays well together. It's a popular cocktail at the bar for smokey, spirit forward types.
Skipped the syrup as suggested and the result is the kind of spicy, boozy drink I'm a sucker for.