Invisible Girl
Dry shake, shake, coupe, garnish.
- Mister Potter — Gin, Blue Curaçao, Sambuca, Lemon bitters, Lemon juice
Dry shake, shake, coupe, garnish.
Swizzle on crushed ice, garnish with Urfa pepper and pistachios.
A fun seasonal riff on one of my favorite Tiki cocktails
Temper glass with hot water and build in glass
The whole milk is infused with Astorias Amaro (No.804) tea from Steven Smith tea.
Stir, strain, rocks glass w/ one large cube, twist
Variation of Solstice.
Boozy, spicy, punch-like. Allspice adds nuance without taking over. Adding this one to my Christmas cocktail list.
We didn't have 5 x 5 aromatic bitters, so, in a choice between celery & fennel, we chose fennel. The drink is delicious.
Stir all ingredients with ice. Strain into chilled coupe glass.
Celery notes dominate. A challenging combination of orange, celery, sweet, and a bit of juniper.
Ramazzotti, no bitters - good.
Ramazzotti, fresh celery (muddle) - very good.
Amaro Santoni, fresh celery - exellent! Rhubarb is good here.
Lillet Blanc. Amaro Santoni, fresh celery, 1 ds Angostura - still exellent!
Stir, strain, up, garnish.
Shake, strain, up, garnish.
Dry shake all ingredients, shake with ice, strain into a chilled cocktail coupe
For the stout beer syrup, simmer and reduce your favorite stout beer to roughly 1/3 of original volume (i.e two bottles adding up to 24 oz would be reduced to 8 oz), stirring occasionally. After reduction, stir in equal parts demerara sugar (i.e. 8 oz), bottle and chill.
Stir; strain; up; garnish.
I believe this drink was created by Chris Elford while he was working at Amor Y Amargo.
Confirmed and corrected, thanks!
Stir, serve over a rock, splash bitters on top.