Malört Face
Build in old fashioned glass with ice, stir for 5-8 seconds. Garnish with a long lemon twist.
Build in old fashioned glass with ice, stir for 5-8 seconds. Garnish with a long lemon twist.
Stir and pour into chilled cocktail glass or over a rock. Garnish.
Stir; strain; rocks; twist.
Your favorite aromatic bitters can be subbed for the Dram.
Shake and pour into two chilled cocktail glasses.
Shake and strain into chilled cocktail glass. Garnish.
This also works very well with basil eau de vie (from St. George), which gives it more of a southeast-Asian flavor profile. I garnish that variant with a kaffir lime leaf and call it "Muy Thai" (as in "very Thai").
Stir well, strain, coupe
A bit sweet but
savoury
Tried first with equal parts: Delicious but sweet.
Strong flavors.
Uped bourbon but i am not sure that was the Best idea.
The delicious taste soften a bit with additional bourbon and stir.
But strangely it remained as sweet as it was !
Good with Maker's 46.
Muddle orange, cherry, and oil. Add bourbon and Averna and shake with ice. Double strain into ice-filled Collins and top with soda.
Use a high-quality walnut oil.
Stir; strain; up.
Tried with Alipus Mezcal, without the mole bitters. Good but Will not make again. Strong Mezcal and Cynar in mouth.
Something is missing. Maybe the bitter dash...
Not terrible, but tastes a bit like an old shoe.
Renamed to remove disambiguation since this is early that the drink by DrunkLab of the same name.
Stir; strain; one large rock; mist, twist, and garnish.
Stir, strain, flute.
The Art of the Shim by Dinah Sanders, p. 71