New Hickory Cocktail
Stir, strain, up, twist.
- Little Carl — Cynar, Dry vermouth, Bitters, Lemon juice, Salt
- Little Giuseppe — Sweet vermouth, Cynar, Orange bitters, Lemon juice, Salt
- Partigiano — Cynar, Dry vermouth, Sweet vermouth, Ramazzotti
Stir, strain, up, twist.
Shake, strain, up, garnish.
The original, a spin on the Cosmopolitan with tart cherry juice, calls for 3 oz of vodka for a total of 4 oz (!) of 80 proof booze.
Build in glass, topping with soda, and stirring to incorporate. Garnish with fruit.
Pimm's Americano.
Stir with Ice & Strain into chilled coupe. Garnish with a Lemon zest.
An Amaro twist on a Bamboo cocktail
Stir, strain, up or one large rock, twist, garnish with a brandied cherry or a walnut.
This cocktail is phenomenal!!! I upped the nocino to AT LEAST 1/2 oz & used 1 dash or Orange bitters & 1 dash of Black Walnut bitters... this is now on my go-to regular rotation
This is a very good cocktail. I was concerned that the mild flavor of Amaro Nonino would be lost here, but it works. I used a batch of Abbott's bitters I just made based on Darcy O'Neil's recipe (I am quite pleased with them.) Other components were Nux Alpina and Courvoisier VSOP. A slightly drier cognac than I used might be a better choice for this drink.
Shake, strain over one big rock, garnish with five Maraschino cherries on a skewer and, optionally, a placeholder engagement ring.
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agreed on the luxardo, dialed it back a bit and subbed falernum for cinnamon syrup
Subbed Del Maguey Las Milpas for the Hendricks & Vida, worked out nice.
It's pretty sweet and I feel like it lost the botanical/smoky profile.
Stir, strain, up, twist.
Shake, strain into an Irish coffee mug, top with whipped cream float, pour PX over the float.
Without the beer and with increased coffee, this is my recipe for Spanish Coffee.
Stir, strain, up, twist.
Stir over ice and strain into a chilled cocktail glass.
From Gaz Regan's 101 Best New Cocktails of 2013.
Adapted from a recipe by Devender Sehgal, New Delhi, India.