Flor de Jerez
Shake, strain, up.
The version that Death & Co bartenders gave me is simpler and more sherry-forward: 2 oz Amontillado 1/2 oz Appleton V/X 1/2 oz lemon juice 1/4 oz cane syrup 1 dash Ango. This makes for a stimulating and light drink that tastes like lightly tart Amontillado with some of the flavor contrast turned up.
http://www.foodandwine.com/recipes/flor-de-jerez-cocktails-2011 - Death and Co. pg 171
- Outstanding cocktail. Beautiful flow from the nuttines of the sherry to the citrus and perfumey sweetness of the apricot liqueur.
- Apricot jam, made more sophisticated with the nuttiness of sherry.
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Updated this as per the recipe in the Death and Co. book.
Thanks,
Zachary
Really good-nice on a cold February night but can imagine it being excellent for summer too
Lovely drink. Used cinnamon syrup as I had some and worked really well
Y
I agree, sophisticated is the first word that jumps to mind. I bought the apricot liqueur just so I could try this, and it was well worth it!