Good Night, Irene
Shake well, strain over crushed ice in an Old Fashioned.
- Very solid. Might prefer this to a traditional julep.
- The Thunderdome — Fernet Branca, Rye, Bitters, Maple syrup, Orange peel
Shake well, strain over crushed ice in an Old Fashioned.
Muddle, stir, strain, top with beer, garnish with a grape and a mint sprig.
Build in glass over ice, topping with the soda, and stir. Garnish with speared pear wedges.
Shake ingredients (except cava/sparking wine) and strain into champagne flute. Add cava and stir gently. Garnish with orange peel and 3 more drops of Cherry Bark Vanilla Bitters.
Please look up Carrie Amelia Nation, if for no other reason than to appreciate the irony of this cocktail name!
Shake, strain, up, twist.
Combination of the Balm and Kingston Heights cocktails.
Stir, strain, coupe, twist.
Sam Ross claims Madrusan came up with this drink by accidentally combining the recipes for a Brooklyn and a Liberal cocktail.
Sam Ross' Bartender's Choice app for iOS.
Build in snifter and stir.
This is a room temperature cocktail. If it's too hot you can stir and strain, but add a little more whiskey to taste.
Used Fernet Branca - perhaps the menthol with that one is too strong. Could see a lemon peel adding to it.
Didn't have Macadamia bitters, so used chocolate bitters to avoid introducing anything totally foreign to the drink. A great recipe, but hard to describe. More than the sum of its parts, which are all recognizable in the taste. It's a drink that makes you think.
Nice to find a recipe specifically calling for Luxardo Fernet now that I've acquired a bottle to explore beyond Fernet Branca.
Shake, rinse, strain, up.
*for any cold-process shrub: mix equal parts fruit/peel/herb with sugar and apple cider/red wine vinegar; let stand in a mason jar at room temp for 2 days, strain and re-jar; refrigerate for two weeks and keep for 6 months +
Stir all ingredients. Strain into chilled rocks glass. Garnish with orange peel
Shake, strain, up, twist.