Bull Kelp
Stir, strain, up
Try 1/2oz violette 1/2oz averna
- Substituted Amaro for Averna — ★★★
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Try 1/2oz violette 1/2oz averna
Stir. Strain over big rock in OF glass. Garnish with grapefruit oil from the twist. Discard.
A Monte Carlo riff, or a Mezcal Old Fashioned with benefits. You decide. The small amount of Rye brings all the spice notes to the front and really amps up the cinnamon. The Nonino offsets the overall sweetness with it's light bitterness and adds a delightful herbal backbone.
I subbed 1/2 oz Becherovka for the cinnamon syrup. Maybe was supposed to be sweeter, but as I made it, it was more in the vein of a Martini. An interesting, spirit-forward cocktail. I would like to try it with the right syrup if I ever get a chance.
Hi, Dan. The use of Becherovka sounds like an interesting variation, skewing the libation in a drier direction. I need to try that :-) The original recipe was more in the vein of a Monte Carlo, splitting up the 1/2 oz liqueur measure with cinnamon bark syrup. If you decide to try it as written, I would be happy to hear your thoughts. For the cinnamon bark syrup I used the recipe from the Death&Co book. Cheers!
Shake, strain, rocks, float lime wheel.
Negroni/Gimlet.
Shake in batches, gated pour to volcano bowl. Optional garnish with fire or citrus fruit.
https://www.reddit.com/r/cocktails/comments/639rvs/finally_got_a_chance… and Smuggler's Cove book
Shake, strain, up, garnish.
Stir well with ice, strain into chilled Old Fashioned glass. Garnish at will and drown the regrets.
Inspired by Roffignac, cursed by my own email catastrophe.
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Shake, strain, Tiki mug, crushed ice, garnish.
Dangerously sweet for the booze content. Would be careful to not make this with high fructose grenadine (or take it down) as this is inclined to lean sweet but with the passionfruit and lime there's nice bite there with layers of booze. Very nice,
Stir, strain into an appropriately gothic glass
Love everything about this drink. Perfectly balanced.
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