Sommer in the City
Build, shoot. Alternatively, stir and sip.
Sam Ross and the boys at Attaboy made this for actor Rich Sommer (Mad Men's Harry Crane), a regular this summer.
- Always hits the spot.
Build, shoot. Alternatively, stir and sip.
Sam Ross and the boys at Attaboy made this for actor Rich Sommer (Mad Men's Harry Crane), a regular this summer.
Dry shake, shake, strain into a latte glass, top with Guinness, dust with chocolate powder or nutmeg.
Stir, strain, coupe, twist, garnish.
"Dry stir" to dissolve citric acid, stir, strain, rock(s). Express, rim & drop in both peels.
Blurring the lines between Old Fashioned & Sour by "deconstructing" one of my favorite drinks, Eastern Standard's Metamorphosis (with a nod to Stew Ellington's B&B Také and B&B&B).
Shake, strain, up and garnish
Crème de Pêche and St. Germain meld well, and I knew I wanted to use them in a gin based cocktail--Aviation doesn't "gin-out" the subtler flavors in the drink but still provides interesting Indian sarsaparilla and green cardamom notes
I found this to be… inoffensive. It wasn’t bad but it’s not anything I would be clamoring to make again.
Combine tequila, Campari, grapefruit juice, lime juice, and simple syrup in lowball glass. Add ice and stir, then top with ginger beer and stir again. Garnish with lime wheel.
This recipe is scaled down from the original 6 servings; scales up easily for a crowd.
Curated this - changed "tequila" to "Blanco tequila" as per link. added date attribution and changed type to authentic recipe. Thanks, Zachary
Dry shake, long shake, double strain into Collins over soda and ice shard, top with more drops of orange flower water.
Pour Chartreuse and soda into a Collins and chill. Mix other ingredients, dry shake, long shake, carefully strain over Chartreuse and soda.
Just tried this and really like it!
Stir, strain, coupe, top with Champagne, flamed orange twist.
Named for the composer of Carmen, among others.
Shake somewhat casually and strain into a rocks glass containing fresh ice.
Damn you, Stew! You made me go to Sur la Table to get that caramel syrup! Don't you know how easy it is to blow huge wads of cash in that place?... Seriously though, this sounds phenomenal; I can't wait to actually try it. And my mind is racing with other possibilities for the syrup!
Yup. Phenomenal. Rich and decadent, but not too sweet. A slice of Granny Smith as garnish might be nice, too.
Good idea re. apple! Glad you like.
Can't wait to try this one. Does the syrup taste particularly sea salty? I'd rather make my own than buy another bottle at the moment...
To me, it doesn't taste particularly salty at all. Just the perfect amount to keep the sweet caramel from being cloying. There is a hint of vanilla too... Also, thank you for giving me an excuse to eat a spoonful of caramel sauce.
I didn't pick up on much salt either. A little more might be nice, although the Averna might not be bitter enough to warrant it.