Penicillin
Shake, strain, float. Garnish with a slice of either fresh or candied ginger on a pick
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- One of my wife and I's favorites. Slightly smokey, slightly sweet, slightly spicy, delicious balance. — ★★★★★
- JWred / Laphroaig 10 Ratio: 2.0 JW, 1.5 Laph; Muddle ginger and some sugar cane; 1.0 Lemon, 1.5 1:1 honey syrup, 2 dash bitters -- all shaken Serve rocks
- Delicious! A true classic. If you have access to Pratt Standard Ginger Syrup, it makes a delicous one: I do 1.75 dewars, .5 Laphroaig 10, 1oz lemon, .5 honey syrup. Rub glass w/fresh ginger.
- This is different than the recipe I use
- Had this one (expertly constructed) at Star Bar in Tokyo. Extremely balanced!
- Used 1/2 oz ginger syrup and 1/4 oz straight honey. Floated the Islay. The burn of the ginger and the subtle smoke of the floated Scotch work together in interesting ways.
- Very good. Used honey and King's Ginger with Balvenie. Even Robin liked it.
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I’ve been making this cocktail a little differently. I make a honey-ginger simple syrup,1:1 honey to water. I add sliced fiber to the syrup and simmer for a few minutes and let sit overnight to strain in the morning.
2oz blended scotch
.5oz ginger honey syrup
.5oz lemon juice
1oz islay float
I’m a big fan of it this way
The recipe version I use is a bit more ginger forward. It involves putting some fresh ginger while making the honey syrup. It also involves muddling a bit of fresh ginger in the bottom of the shaker. It also involves no ginger juice not even sure what that is). Also, as I am not a fan of a lot of peat, I prefer to float with something more of a Speyside or Highland sort. It's a very good cocktail.