Bitter Southerner #2
Shake without tonic water, strain, Collins glass, rocks, float tonic, garnish.
- Unconventional flavors here. Unique.
- Fleur-de-Lis — Peychaud's Bitters, Sparkling white wine, Cognac, Verjus, Honey, Lemon peel
Shake without tonic water, strain, Collins glass, rocks, float tonic, garnish.
In a shaker add all ingredients except Yellow Chartreuse. Shake with ice and fine strain into coupe glass rinsed with Yellow Chartreuse. No garnish.
Shake everything (including 4 mint leaves) and double strain. Garnish with 1 mint leaf.
Quick question - do the four mint leaves go into the shaker and an extra one is the garnish? Thanks, Zachary
Shake with ice, double strain, serve up.
The typical dry, slightly mineral and nutty flavors of the sherry come through, and it works really well with the classic grassy notes of the agricole rounding things out. A great daytime daiquiri.
Was listening to an episode of the Shift Drink podcast and Mony Bunni, who is a brand ambassador for Lustau, very briefly mentioned a fino sherry daiquiri, but didn't delve into the spec or anything. The idea sounded delicious and I happened to have an open bottle of fino in my fridge, so I gave it a whirl, pairing the fino with rhum agricole..
Build. Shake. Strain. Coupe. No garnish.
Adjust the bitters according to customer taste.
Shake with ice, serve up (coupe glass).
Shake all ingredients, strain into a chilled coupe. Garnish with a lime twist or lime wheel.
Due to the amount of bitters used, this drink is pretty flexible with the rum choices. I've used Goslings, Hamilton Jamaican Black, Mt. Gay Black, Coruba, etc. without splitting the base with Smith & Cross to good effect. I've also used 1 oz of a high proof rum like Hamilton Demerara 151 by itself. Using all Cruzan Blackstrap was too much of a good thing for me, so I would split that with another dark rum. If you don't have the allspice dram, just use 1 oz demerara syrup.
Used Gosling's and OTFD because that's what I had. Went a touch lighter on the Demerara. It's really good.
Stir, rocks, garnish.
Unnamed drink, but delicious & archived by Cocktail Virgin.
Shake, strain, coupe, garnish.
Shake all ingredients, strain into an iced Hurricane or Collins glass. Garnish with a cherry and orange slice.
Hamilton Jamaican Black or Appleton are fine substitutes for the Coruba.