Stenton
Stir, strain, up, garnish.
An aromatic, slow-sipping version of the Blood & Sand.
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- Made with additional 1 ds orange bitters and 1 ds spiced cherry bitters.
- Sweet cherry up front, then breadth of herby/spicy components comes in. Tootsie Roll aftertaste.
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Excellent. I used lemon because orange scares me (uh, and I didn't have one on hand). I'd try the orange next time.
Update: Made again with orange juice and peel. Much better. I also sub'd a very strong and bitter version of Amer Boudreau for the CioCiaro. Excellent.
Very good. I used Johnnie Walker Black w/VIDA mezcal rinse--these had some synergy with a little peat, and a little earthy mezcal at the sip creating a broader and nuanced flavor. The small amount of lemon juice (1/6 oz = 1 barspoon = 1 teaspoon) brightens the berry/grape of the vermouth and the cherry without getting in the way or dominating. The composition was deeply and pleasantly fruity with a clean finish.