Sloe Loris
Stir with ice, strain, coupe, garnish with cherry
Reversing the proportions of the sherry and punsch makes a slightly richer, if sweeter, drink. At least with my home-made punsch, which errs a little on the sweet side.
We weren't greatly enjoying our sloe gin. This was an attempt to tame its dominant flavour; it was successful enough we may now need to replace the bottle. I started with dry vermouth instead of sherry, but the drink was far too sweet. The idea of dry sherry was one of those middle-of-the-night revelations.

- Thoughtful and well balanced. Not-too-sweet but also not-sour cherry taste, a touch metallic.
- Found this a bit flat as written - for my taste it needs some bitters to give some depth. I added Bitter Truth Creole and Bittermens Elemakule Tiki, which seemed better to me
- SloeFood — Sloe gin, Sweet vermouth, Hazelnut liqueur, Bitters, Lemon juice, Orange peel
- Ruby Cocktail — Sloe gin, Sweet vermouth, Cherry Liqueur, Orange bitters, Lemon peel
- Expat — Dry vermouth, Sweet vermouth, Sloe gin, Peychaud's Bitters, Lemon juice, Lemon peel
- Hoarse and Boggy — Rye, Zucca, Cranberry liqueur, Fino sherry
- Slow Reader — Sloe gin, Fino sherry, Bénédictine, Cynar, Brandied cherry
Nice low proof sipper
Added tiki bitters for a little more depth. Fantastic session cocktail!