Fear & Whiskey
Stir, strain, one big rock.
- Luther Manhattan
- Saw Tooth (Featherweight) — Bourbon, Braulio, Orange bitters, Brown sugar, Lemon peel, Orange peel
- Across The River — Bourbon, Gran Classico, Bonal Gentiane Quina, Bitters
- Montreux — Bourbon, Amaro, Orange bitters
- Fear Itself — Rye, Braulio, Genepy
- Nebulon B — Whiskey, Amaro Nardini, Ginger liqueur, Cherry Bark Vanilla Bitters, Lemon peel
There's nothing to fear with this drink. The "Fear & Whiskey" (if you use the right rye) is absolutely delightful. I used a rye light in taste, but with wonderful overtones--10 year Whistle Pig. I was afraid that using a rye like Rittenhouse (which I frequently use in drinks calling for rye) would overwhelm the Braulio. The Whistle Pig did not; both came through, loud and clear.
The "Fear & Whiskey" is a wonderful before-dinner drink; some might even say after-dinner also. Regardless, I rated this libation at 4.5.
But make sure you use Whistle Pig or Crown Royal Northern Harvest Rye (or any other rye that is light in its taste and overtones); doing otherwise MAY result is a less satisfying drink.