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Shake, strain, rocks in a highball.
- A lot of sweet to stand up to the fernet, gets into cloying territory. Sweet tea associations. Some interesting flavors in there though.
Shake, strain, rocks in a highball.
Stir & strain to rocks glass with 1 big cube
Vieux Carré rift; "ananas" means "pineapple"
Stir over ice and serve over 1 big block of ice
Stir, strain over large ice in rocks glass; garnish with orange peel.
Medicinal in good way with the americano.
Stir and strain into glass with orange. No ice.
I like it, but a couple of points. This is a large drink - 4.25oz - well beyond my cocktail glasses. Is an Old Fashioned (or other) glass intended? And does 'no ice' mean 'not on the rocks' or 'room temperature'? Without dilution it might be closer to fitting in a glass, but a warm Manhattan doesn't seem right.
"Strain" suggests there's ice in the stir, I'd think.
Stir all ingredients with ice and then strain into coup. No garnish.
If no Uncle Val's, I would use Hendricks.
Combine over rocks, shake and double strain into glass with one big ice block. Garnish with thyme spring. Turn on the Alton Ellis and enjoy!
Flavors an homage to Jamaican cuisine and the wonderful funk of Smith & Cross.
This is one of my all-time favorite drinks, right up there with classics like the French 75 and the Paloma. Thanks to the author for posting it!
Combine all ingredients in a shaker tin with crushed ice and mix with a spindled drink mixer or shake hard. Pour into a tiki mug, top with more crushed ice. Garnish with a tropical assortment, serve with a straw.
Shake; strain; up.
Last Word variant. Named by Frederic at Cocktail Virgin.
Sir, strain, up or rocks.
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