L'Iguana
Build over crushed ice, swizzle. Garnish with a slapped mint sprig and a Luxardo cherry wrapped in a lemon peel. Serve with straw.
Named for Ana Maria Ortese's mid-century Italian novel about a Milanese aristocrat stranded on a mysterious tropical island. Postmodernism ensues.
- Any two of the three main ingredients work well together; here they're deep and tasty. Bittersweet sip, savory finish.
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