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In a pre-chilled Old-Fashioned glass, rinsed with absinthe, gently bruise mint with demerera sugar. Stir rye, rum, vermouth, Peychaud's with ice. Pour, savor, repeat.
Use Punt a Mes, lighter rum, or vary sugar to alter substantially.
Sazerac meet Mojito.
- This was a great drink! I made it without the sugar—mint was fab!
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- Rum River Mystic — Rye, Rum, Byrrh, Bénédictine, Bitters
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I'm trying this tonight. But ... a 'dash' of sugar?
I guess I'll work it out!
Correctomundo, Don, of coirse-
should read “STIR”
not “shake”
Correctomundo, Don, of coirse-
should read “STIR”
not “shake”
Ok, quick question - so you're chilling an OF, rinsing it, lightly muddling mint and sugar (a pinch, not a dash perhaps) in the bottom. Then you're stirring everything else and straining it over the mint/sugar? I'd imagine this will lead to undissolved sugar in the bottom of the glass. If so, can I clarify the instructions to reflect this? Thanks, Zachary