Garibaldi Spritz
Stir Campari and juice in an ice-filled Collins; top with prosecco; garnish.
Traditional Garibaldi is equal parts Campari and OJ.
- Refreshing although Campari is slightly overpowering
Name corrected to add "Spritz".
Stir Campari and juice in an ice-filled Collins; top with prosecco; garnish.
Traditional Garibaldi is equal parts Campari and OJ.
Name corrected to add "Spritz".
Combine ingredients, froth egg white, add ice and shake, garnish with grated pepper and generous fresh-grated cheese.
Stir with ice, strain into coupe. Garnish with a brandied cherry.
Shake, strain, coupe.
Sources, e.g https://forums.egullet.org/topic/35558-sitting-down-with-a-byrrh/ say this is from the back of the Byrrh bottle.
Odd flavor profile, but it grew on me - maybe a bit too much lemon. I was using older Byrrh, so maybe that would make a difference.
The rhum makes this drink mellow, laid back, non pretentious in the best possible rum at the end of the day. Thought it was spot on.
Shake, strain, up.
Curated this - added instructions (they're not cited at the link, but I can't imagine this is anything else but shaken). Changed elderflower liqueur to elderflower syrup as per link. Thanks, Zachary
Muddle sugar, half orange slice, & bitters; stir; highball over ice, top with soda, garnish with other half of orange and cherries.
Combine all ingredients, except for the orange peel, in a mixing glass. Stir with ice. Strain into a coupe. Twist orange peel over drink.
Combine all ingredients in shaker. Shake over ice, strain into rocks glass with large ice cube.
Tried this with Rittenhouse and Laird's Apple Brandy. It's quite good.
Decreased the cinnamon syrup to 0.25 oz - it tended to dominate.
Stir, strain, coupe, garnish.
I agree with a previous comment about being 'thin'. Maybe swap amaro/vermouth quantities? But it's pleasant anyway.
Build over a big cube of ice in a rocks glass. Gently swirl.
I feel like the Wigle spiced rum is pretty essential, as it's easily the best spiced rum I've ever had. Even better if you have the oaked version.
I wanted a different after-dinner drink with scotch.