Corpse Rejuvenation
Shake with lots of ice. Strain into a coupe then flame the grapefruit twist into it.
Ingredients are semi-expensive sorry!
Shake with lots of ice. Strain into a coupe then flame the grapefruit twist into it.
Ingredients are semi-expensive sorry!
Stir all ingredients in a mixing glass with ice
Shake. Serve in a chilled coupe.
Optional garnish of rosemary sprig or grapefruit peel.
Muddle sugar with basil, mint and a little water. Add ice, stir, strain, up or rocks
Experimenting with Elisir Novasalus lead us to this. Treat the amaro like a bitter.
Shake with crushed ice and pour unstrained into DOF glass.
To make the coconut syrup, take equal parts coconut milk and 2:1 simple syrup and stir to combine.
Puree in a blender, serve in a coupe.
Stir with ice, strain over a large ice cube, garnish
Death & Co Cocktail Book
http://cocktailvirgin.blogspot.fr/2015/09/terrible-love.html
Used Sombra Mezcal. Bitter Suze and sweet St. Germain stand up to it well.
Stir, strain, coupe, garnish.
Canob Cocktail Book, p. 112 and https://cocktailvirgin.blogspot.com/2016/12/coraje.html
Stir (yes: stir), strain, rocks, garnish.
I substituted acid phosphate for the ascorbic. The idea is to up the acidity without citrus.
Cannon Cocktail Book, p. 62.
Muddle cherry and basil in shaker. Add rum and Cointreau, shake, double strain into tall glass over ice and top with soda.
Serve as a digestif with a dessert with mint and nuts, pistachios, or walnuts. Orange is obviously great in the dessert. You could substitute an amaretto for the Nocino. I havent done it, though I believe that it would work. I used St. George Terroir as the gin, and Amara Amaro for the amaro.