Lewis & Martin Cocktail
Shake and Strain into a chilled cocktail glass and garnish
Gary Regan states "Adapted from a recipe by Ted Haigh, Dr. Cocktail, of Los Angeles."
Joy of Mixology, Gary Regan, p. 279
- Prefer it with overproof rye and ⅔ oz of banane. Good with Cocchi, too. — ★★★★★
- Used Cocchi Americano and homemade crème. Good but too sweet.
- Like banana bread. Sweet but for me not overwhelmingly so.
- sub bourbon for rye
- As suggested, subbed in Rittenhouse and Cocchi Americano, and found the result sweet but refreshing.
- Good but too sweet, try with rye or 1/2oz creme de banane
- Made with Four Roses small batch, Giffard Banane du Brasil and BT creole. I would not make this with Bourbon - not enough contrast between the bourbon and the banana. Perhaps high-proof rye. Banana dominates, sweet.
- St. Lillet — Bourbon, Aromatized wine, Elderflower liqueur
- Night People — Rye, Sweet vermouth, Elderflower liqueur, Bitters, Peychaud's Bitters
- Cobbler's Dream — Rye, Sweet vermouth, Elderflower liqueur, Peychaud's Bitters, Absinthe, Brandied cherry
- Vieux Ananas — Rye, Pineapple rum, Sweet vermouth, Bénédictine, Bitters
- Ames Addiction — Añejo rum, Ginger liqueur, Sweet vermouth, Bitters, Orange peel
Haigh does shake this, though conventional wisdom would have it stirred.
Balanced, but kInd of cloying. I would try again with high proof rye and cocchi or kina rather than lillet. Might actually still need a dash or rinse of absinthe so the anise doesn't get totally lost beneath the sweet banana-y flavors.