Water Line
Add liquid ingredients and stir over ice. Strain in chilled cocktail glass. Express oils from peel and twist in glass.
- Delicious boozy cocktail with echos of a Sazerac.
- Day Old Bread — Rye, Aquavit, Bénédictine, Cynar, Bitters, Absinthe
Add liquid ingredients and stir over ice. Strain in chilled cocktail glass. Express oils from peel and twist in glass.
Stir, strain, up, twist.
Created for Mixology Monday LXXVIII: Intercontinental. Featuring a South American spirit, a North American plum brandy, a French aperitif, and a liqueur created by a family forced to flee Hungary for the Bronx. Inspired by the flavors of plum and Armagnac ice cream.
Stir, strain, up.
Stir, strain into an absinthe-rinsed tulip glass, express and drop in twist.
Stir, strain, old fashioned, no ice.
Pretty good, but the Vergano bianco is just so delicious on its own or with a splash of soda and a twist.
Shake, strain, up, twist.
Paul Clarke recommends increasing the pineapple syrup somewhat.
The source calls for an olive that most modern incarnations omit. But...it is "interesting".
Fixed... really. Thanks, Zachary
Pour sour ale and Coke into a coupe, dry shake and shake other ingredients and strain into coupe, garnishing with the bitters.
Dry shake, shake, strain, up, top with beer.
Named for bluesman John Lee Hooker.
Shake, strain, rocks.
Shake, strain into an old fashioned over ice, garnish.