Sacrilege
Shake, strain into a rocks glass.
- Used Slane. Substituted rosemary simple in place of honey syrup which was a nice complement to the subtle yet supportive background. — ★★★★★
- Great balance and a cool way to involve Irish whiskey.
- Lovely warming whisky sour variation.
- Try
- SWOthorn — Irish whiskey, Dry vermouth, Sweet vermouth, Bitters, Absinthe, Grapefruit juice
- Paddy Wallbanger — Irish whiskey, Dry vermouth, Galliano, Orange bitters
- James Joyce — Irish whiskey, Sweet vermouth, Orange liqueur, Lime juice
- Greyfriar — Blended Scotch, Islay Scotch, Campari, Sweet vermouth, Fino sherry
- Smoky Hamptons — Bourbon, Dry vermouth, Islay Scotch, Elderflower liqueur, Bitters, Lime juice
When I joined Russell House Tavern in 2013, the drink was still on the menu but with Jameson. The name revolves around how some thought it a sacrilege to mix with Irish whiskey, but those in the know had dubbed this one the "Sacrilicious." I believe that the drink finally left the menu in 2014 coinciding with John leaving the bar team (there was a tradition that your drink generally left the menu along with you).