Gentian Dream
Stir, strain, up.
- Actually on the sweeter side with a lot of herbal/pine-like overtones. I'd consider subbing Campari for Aperol to bring down sweetness, or use 3/4 oz. of the 3 most prominent ingredients.
- More Amaro — Amaro Nonino, Campari, Cynar 70, Bitters, Lemon juice
- Amari Stoudemire — Campari, Cynar, Amaro Montenegro, Amaro Nonino, Rye, Orange bitters
- Los Galgos Panky — Cynar 70, Aperol, Bianco Vermouth, Orange
- Amari-o Bros. — Santa Maria al Monte, Cynar, Aromatized wine, Maraschino Liqueur, Bitters
- Bottecchia — Fernet Branca, Campari, Cynar, Salt, Grapefruit peel
How's that Calisaya? I think K&L called it Grand Marnier meets Nonino, which sounds ok but a little sweet.
I haven't tried it, though I'm curious to; the blog linked mentions it's similar in sweetness and texture to Gran Classico, though with a lingering syrupy residue on the tongue. As you mention, Driscoll at K&L's a fan.