Herbal galaxy
Combine all ingredients in jigger, shake, & pour.
Result's in a sweet but extremely herbal lower-proof mixed beverage
A whole bottle of sorel was consumed before the proper ratios were discovered
Combine all ingredients in jigger, shake, & pour.
Result's in a sweet but extremely herbal lower-proof mixed beverage
A whole bottle of sorel was consumed before the proper ratios were discovered
Shake with ice and strain into a frozen coupe glass.
10 years later ...... Retired !!
Shake with ice and strain into a frozen coupe glass.
Combine, stir with ice, strain over new ice in rocks glass or up in a coupe. Garnish with expressed orange peel or rosemary sprig if yr fancy
This was originally mixed with vodka ad hoc. A floral or junipery gin would likely add a pleasant dimension. The combination of fruit and flower are the real heroes here.
This is an original thrown together from what we had in the bar on New Year's Eve in 2017. Named for St. Catherine of Vadstena, after the inclusion of St. Germain and Swedish fruit concentrate—and mixed at the request of a patron named Katherine—this drink keeps coming back around as a notably delicious expression of unique ingredients.
Add all ingredients to mixing glass. Stir until mixed (10s); strain from mixing glass to old-fashioned glass, over block ice. Garnish with expressed orange peel.
Negroni riff
Stir all ingredients with ice, strain into a coupe, express and garnish with a grapefruit peel.
You want straight-up rice vinegar here, NOT "seasoned" rice vinegar which includes added salt and sugar.
If you want a more aerated texture or antique glass look, feel free to shake it.
Created for the Reddit Original Cocktail Competition - June 2023 - Rice Wine & Grapefruit.
Stir with ice and strain into an absinthe-rinsed old fashioned glass.
While flipping through Death & Co.'s Welcome Home book, I spotted the Lost Horizon that made me recall the Banana Toronto at Offsuit. That inspired me to use the Fernet-crème de banane duo, and I fused the idea with two Sazerac variations – namely, Trina's Starlite Lounge's Stigginserac and Death & Co.'s Bananarac. The pineapple part made me think of the "Pen Pineapple Apple Pen" song, so I dubbed this one after its artist Pikotaro.
Stir thoroughly (you wanna mix the cream liqueur in properly but without diluting the whole thing and loosing texture). Strain into a Nick & Nora. No garnish
Another example of letting the ingredients do the work for you. It is crucial to use these (sadly expensive) specific ingredients. Will not vouch for the outcome of any other combo.
I’m afraid I had only one of these exact ingredients (the apricot liqueur) but the peach and pistachio liqueurs I did made it work nonetheless
Shake with ice, strain into a cocktail coupe, and garnish with grapefruit oil from a twist.
I became inspired by Attaboy-Nashville's Palm Sunday while writing it up on the blog, and I extracted its Suze-Aperol combination and took it in a citrus direction akin to the Square Root. For the spirit, I went with the quirky combination of mezcal and rhum agricole that I have utilized before such as in the All of Freud's Beautiful Women. For a name, Sam Ross' Too Soon? made me think of another question – that being Peggy Lee's song Is That All There Is?
Shake all but the cider. Strain into a Collins glass filled with crushed/pebbled ice. Top with cider. Top with ice.