Carlota's Collapse
Stir all but twists, strain into rocks glass 1/8th-rimmed with salt, one big rock. Express twists, using one as garnish.
"Mashup of The Search for Deliciousness, Maximilian Affair, and Little Giuseppe"
- Subbed Combier Peche de Vigne for Elderflower — ★★★★★
- Subtle use of Mescal (still too much for my wife). Floral nose with well balanced Cynar (I went for a light oz.) Very interesting! Accidentally read bsp (Bar Spoon) as tbs, but I liked the lemon.
- yet to try
- Subtle but complex. Made mine with chinato vermouth so it has a cola aftertaste, but I love it! This is one of the best I've tasted in a long time. This is why I keep trying new cocktails. This one is worth it.
- Mezcal is nice choice - smokey flavor. Maybe too much cynar? Might try with .75 cynar.
- Love the source drinks and love this too. I feared sweetness but the salt effectively counters it.
- The Last Mechanical Art — Mezcal, Cynar, Sweet vermouth, Campari, Orange peel
- The Warning Label — Demerara Rum, Cynar, Sweet vermouth, Orange bitters, Grapefruit bitters, Campari, Lemon peel
- L'Avventura — Dry vermouth, Cynar, Amaro Montenegro, Elderflower liqueur, Absinthe
- The Missus — Rhum Agricole, Cynar, Amontillado Sherry, Bitters
- ...and Antarctica — Cynar, Tawny port, Rye, Bitters, Tea syrup, Orange peel
This was my mashup of The Search for Deliciousness, Maximilian Affair, and Little Giuseppe. It was created at home in 2019 at served at the Fenix Speakeasy at Nahita in Boston. For more information: https://cocktailvirgin.blogspot.com/2019/02/carlotas-collapse.html
Slightly punch-y. Distinctive and impressive in a go-back-to way.