The Barbancourt Sazerac
Stir, then strain into a chilled rocks glass rinsed with Herbsaint.
Finish with lemon twist
Not bad as a mixing use for Barbancourt 5 Star (8 year). I prefer the Rye version, but this is a nice change.
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- Prefer with 1/4 oz 2:1 demerara syrup and another dash or two of bitters. But a nice variation on the classic.
- Golden Grove — Sweet vermouth, Navy strength rum, Maraschino Liqueur, Orange bitters, Orange peel
- Haitian Winter — Haitian Rum, Walnut Liqueur, Fernet Vallet, Aromatized wine, Bitters
- Killer on Ice — Rhum Agricole, Bianco Vermouth, Celery bitters, Bitters, Agave syrup, Lime peel
- Vernis à Ongle — Haitian Rum, Bigallet China-China, Sweet vermouth, Star anise
- The Hotel Room Temperature — Sweet vermouth, Rum, Orange Curaçao, Bitters, Orange peel
Joaquin Simó's "Creole Saz" follows the Sazerac original more closely, but with a base of 1.5 Barbancourt and .5 cognac, and cane syrup as sweetener. https://www.cocktaillove.com/recipes/creole-saz/