Parisian Cocktail (Verlaine)
Stir and strain. Express lemon oils atop and discard peel.
Altered from the Parisian Cocktail published by Harry MacElhone, which had more vermouth and less gin.
- Solid martini riff
- Accessible for a martini-realm drink. Sweet red wine (and maybe even some mint?) on the finish.
- Juniper deep — Gin, Bianco Vermouth, Kirschwasser, Cassis
- Exposicion — Gin, Aromatized wine, Cassis, Dry peach brandy
- Blackthorn Cocktail #2 — Gin, Kirschwasser, Aromatized wine, Cherry, Lemon peel
- Yeoman Warder — Gin, Dry vermouth, Cynar, Maraschino Liqueur
- primrose hill — Gin, Dry vermouth, Maraschino Liqueur, Fernet Branca
Lightly curated: paraphrased instructions to fix copyright infringement, added a little history and changed name to reflect origin more clearly.
This was the maiden excursion for a small batch of lavender bitters (tincture) I prepared. This is a good cocktail with all of the elements (including the expressed lemon) accounted for in the flavor and nose, but the 2.5 oz of Plymouth seems a bit much, pushing the alcohol and volume to the high side. When I make it again I will cut that to 2.