Peychaud's Sour
Shake, strain, up.
- Betelgeuse — Peychaud's Bitters, Bénédictine, Lemon juice
- The Red Masque — Peychaud's Bitters, Lime juice, Orgeat
Shake, strain, up.
Stir, strain, up.
This will probably be better with Sercial - the older the better. It needs a bit of cut, and reducing the ginger liqueur isn't going to do it. The bitters are interesting - smoky, minty/herbal.
Shake, strain over one big rock, float.
Other sweeteners work well: orange liqueur, cinnamon syrup, Bénédictine, Rooibos syrup, etc.
Delicious. Didn't have any Orinoco bitters so I used 50/50 cardamom and Angostura. Nicely done 4/5.
Excellent dessert cocktail. Subbed Powers Gold Label. Found it well balanced and reminiscent of a baked good; don't ask me how.
Shake, strain, up (or crushed ice to dry it out).
Muddle, shake, strain, up, garnish.
Needs curation for an error in the current listed recipe, and for a dead/compromised link. The old link results in a redirect that is blocked by my anti-virus software. I took a look with the Wayback Machine and the following capture looks like a good replacement for the current link: https://web.archive.org/web/20140604231349/www.deathtosourmix.com/mxmo-… (Some of the later versions had missing parts on the page.) The recipe should be 1 dash of the Mission Fig bitters rather than 1 oz.
Fixed, thanks @ShawnC
Muddle, shake, double strain, up, garnish.
Shake, double strain, fresh cranberry garnish.
S&G's recipe for cranberry syrup is 6 oz of whole cranberries cooked in 1 cup water and 1/2 cup turbinado sugar for five minutes on medium heat, then cooled and strained.
Build in glass over crushed ice, twist.
To make the evergreen honey syrup, infuse 1/2 cup of pine, spruce, or fir needles in 2 cups water and 2 cups raw honey.
Stir, strain, rock, twist.
One of Gaz Regan's 101 Best New Cocktails 2013.
Being a huge Cynar fan, it fit right in with this Vieux Carre variation. Nicely done.
Nice, but the Cynar gets a bit lost for me. Might up it to 3/4 and try again.
Stir, strain, rocks glass/no ice. Drop or discard twist according to your Sazerac preference.
Created for MxMo LXXX: Anise, December 2013. A lazy (no rinsing!) riff on the Sazerac.
Nice drink but this is really nothing like a sazarac.