Banana Boulevardier
Stir; strain; rocks or up; garnish
Started when Anvil bartenders, finishing off a banana liqueur bottle during a shift break, combined it with Campari and were surprised that the combo worked.
- Very well-balanced. And so delicious. Used a cherry garnish. — ★★★★★
- Probably a 4 if you are in a banana mood
- A bit too sweet. Maybe more bourbon, less vermouth/banana
- This doesn't taste strong at all and the banana is a great touch. However it is a little sweet which makes me want to dial down the banana, or maybe it's because Tempus Fugit is sweeter than Giffard.
- Not bad. The banana is very subtle. Not sure it's better than a standard boulevardier, though.
- Delicious; campari and banana work far better than expected. Sweet but if you like bourbon boulevardiers, not overwhelmingly so
- Evolves nicely on rocks as campari mellows.
- I was skeptical but this was indeed an appealing combo (and presumably would be more so with the good banana liqueur). ETA:Chimpgroni good too!
- Intercept — Bourbon, Sweet vermouth, Campari, Apricot liqueur, Bitters, Orange peel
- The Divine Lorraine — Bourbon, Sweet vermouth, Amaro Nonino, Elderflower liqueur, Orange cream citrate, Orange peel
- 1872 — Sweet vermouth, Scotch, Barbados Rum, Amaro, Bitters, Orange peel
- Mallarmé — Martinique Rum, Pineapple rum, Bianco Vermouth, Bitters, Lemon peel
- Boulevard des Rêves — Bourbon, Sweet vermouth, Campari, Rum
I merged this with a newly posted version. Thanks, Zachary
Very nice as written. I cross this with the Kingston negroni by substituting Smith & Cross for the bourbon. Call it a Chimpgroni. Even better in my opinion.
Good, but very, very sweet. I would try rye and/or going perfect. Used 50/50 Dolin sweet and Punt e Mes with Tempus Fugit.