Bavarian Bridegroom's Cup
In a large goblet fill 1/3 with ice. Pour in chilled wine, add kirsch and stir. Garnish with strawberries and mint.
The Gentleman's Companion, vol. II. Charles H. Baker 1939 p. 18
- Kir — White wine, Cassis
- Umeshu Spritz — Prosecco, Plum wine, Bitters
- Inescapable Rhythms — Sparkling white wine, Sloe gin, Dimmi, Orange peel
- Sweater Weather Sangria — Moscato d'Asti, Apple bitters, Pear-vanilla Juice, Lemon juice, Grenadine, Pear, Cranberry, Cinnamon stick
- Rossini (2020) — Prosecco, Aromatized wine, Strawberry syrup, Strawberry
Fear and Loathing in Princeton
Shake, double strain, cocktail, flame and garnish.
Gaz Regan's Annual Manual for Bartenders 2011
- Skip the agave. Replace with mezcal
- Halved the agave syrup after reading comments about over sweetness. Was perfect!
- Nice negroni-like cocktail but probably a bit too sweet. Skimp on the agave?
- Red Envelope — Gin, Averna, Aperol, Bénédictine, Bitters, Cherry
- Feneon — Old Tom Gin, Campari, Kirschwasser, Maraschino Liqueur, Grapefruit bitters, Lemon juice, Salt
- Midnight Son — Gin, Aperol, Amaro Nonino, Blueberry syrup, Salt Solution
- Skid Row — Genever, Apricot liqueur, Ramazzotti, Orange bitters, Orange peel
- Bye Bye Bellingham — Gin, Nocino, Ramazzotti, Orange bitters
If you can find it, use Gracias a Dios agave gin as the Old Tom (the mezcal then becomes superfluous).
I've made this with the full amount of syrup and I've been quite happy, but a bit less also works.
Definitely leave out the syrup.
I sort of don’t understand shaking this, and I definitely don’t understand double straining it.
Broken English
Stir, strain, cocktail, garnish.
Careful measurement of ingredients is essential for this one.
Gaz Regan's Annual Manual for Bartenders 2011
- Lots of good stuff in there and it all works.
- Made with Conniption Gin and Vya. This was amazingly well balanced for as many strong players as it has - gin/juniper was predominant, which wasn't my favorite, but that's personal pref.
- Explosive when using barreled gin instead.
- Boozy and aromatic
- Leeuwenhoek — Gin, Aromatized wine, Amer Picon, Kummel, Lemon peel
- Fixer Upper — Gin, Sweet vermouth, Bigallet China-China, Fernet Branca, Bénédictine, Absinthe, Peychaud's Bitters, Grapefruit peel
- The Preston-Baker — Gin, Bianco Vermouth, Rhum Agricole, Crème de Banane, Orange bitters, Lemon peel
- Heather in Queue — Gin, Bianco Vermouth, Orange liqueur, Fernet Branca
- Bijou Bohème — Gin, Dry vermouth, Herbal liqueur, Elderflower liqueur, Orange bitters, Brandied cherry
Love this!
I love it, Wifey hates it. Such is Fernet ...
Division Bell
Shake, strain, cocktail, express grapefruit peel and discard.
Gaz Regan's Annual Manual for Bartenders 2011
- Kinda crazy. Very grapefruity, sweet, and smokey.
- K’s like it, Smokey grapefruit. Accessible mezcal cocktail.
- https://twitter.com/WillGordonAgain/status/847652315343462400
- Smokey grapefruit flavor, sour, bitter and enjoyable.
- Tangy, with an interesting sour/smoky/bitter finish that approaches umami flavors.
- Último de los Oaxaqueño — Mezcal, Triple sec, Maraschino Liqueur, Lime juice
- Rudolph's Nose — Mezcal, Maraschino Liqueur, Herbal liqueur, Swedish Punsch, Lemon, Hibiscus syrup
- All of Freud's Beautiful Women — Mezcal, Rhum Agricole, Amaro Montenegro, Honey syrup, Lemon juice
- Postcard Home — Mezcal, Amaro, Lemon juice, Simple syrup
- Great Silence — Mezcal, Campari, Maraschino Liqueur, Lime juice, Orgeat, Lime peel
Celery bitters are a nice addition to this one. [Credit to reddit user Smkingbowls]
Sweet and smoky with pleasant citrus balance.
Hovers right on the edge of too much astringency.
Lacrimosa
Stir, strain, one large cube in chilled rocks glass, garnish.
The PDT Cocktail Book
- Bonal & Rye — Rye, Bonal Gentiane Quina, Triple sec, Orange bitters, Bitters, Orange peel
- St. Jack — Rye, Bonal Gentiane Quina, Orange Curaçao, Orange bitters
- Babette's Supper Club — Bourbon, Grapefruit liqueur, Amaro, Bitters, Lemon peel
- Cherry Bomb — Bourbon, Amaro Montenegro, Cherry Liqueur, Bitters
- Orange Union — Bourbon, Campari, Wolfberger Amer Orange, Triple sec, Orange peel
Platanos En Mole Old Fashioned
Stir, strain over one large cube in a chilled rocks glass, garnish.
The PDT Cocktail Book
- I didn't have creme de banana - but I used banana infused goslings rum.
- Fun and tasty drink even with cheap liqueur.
- Spice Trade — Añejo rum, Amaro Meletti, Sherry, Falernum
- A Six for a Nine — Añejo rum, Falernum, Bénédictine, Amer Picon, Bitters, Orange peel
- Seven Hills — Rye, Elderflower liqueur, Fernet Branca
- Velvet Rope — Rye, Falernum, Peychaud's Bitters, Orange peel
- Social Animal — Bourbon, Crème de Banane, Walnut Liqueur, Bitters, Lemon peel
Occidental
Stir, strain, rinsed coupe, garnish.
The PDT Cocktail Book
- Tastes mostly of Linie and, given the ingredients, surprisingly sweet.
- The orange highlights the aquavit nicely. Amaro Nonino fades into the background...might use a more assertive amaro next time.
- Norwegian Sunset — Aquavit, Aperol, Sweet vermouth, Bitters
- Orangerie — Aquavit, Aromatized wine, Triple sec, Orange peel
Verte Chaud
Build in a heated coffee cup.
Boudreau's recipe actually calls for "wet cream," defined as being the same as whipped cream, but stopping the whipping before the cream becomes stiff. Hot chocolate made from dark (high percent cacao) chocolate preferred.
- Flavor combination made in heaven!
Agnostic Monk
Stir on good ice and strain, serve neat like you would any mans drink.
at the oakland we leave out the scotch and flame it o'er the top with an atomizer. a very long and hot flame it is indeed. it gives a guest the interesting sensory experience of a cold drink and hot glass on the first sip. we like it.
Feel free to taste before the addition of the acid... The sweet smokey flavors are quite muddled, but separate very nicely on the palate with the lactart. Thanks darcy
We ordered acid phosphate from the extinct chemical company and they sent us the lactart as a bonus, so i did what seemed natural. . . I incorporated it into a cocktail(...)
- Tasty, but the falernum dominates. Next time I'll cut back to a couple of dashes - mabe a rinse.
- I didn't have the lactart, so used orange cream citrate - Bittermens makes one. Made this one with w/bourbon, will try with rye when I get some more.
- A customer favorite
- Last Caress — Rye, Bénédictine, Mezcal, Maraschino Liqueur, Bitters, Lemon peel
- The Wry Monk — Rye, Herbal liqueur, Bénédictine, Peychaud's Bitters
- Dante's Requiem — Rye, Bénédictine, Herbal liqueur, Campari, Fernet Branca
- New Vieux — Rye, Bénédictine, Apricot liqueur, Bitters
- Purgatory — Rye, Bénédictine, Herbal liqueur
I made major substitutions for this; I used Sazerac, I used Highland Park 12, I'm never going to stock Lactart, so I used 1/2 tsp Lime Juice, and I'm not setting anything on fire. Despite all of that, I'm here to say this is a truly elevated whiskey experience and I conceptually highly recommend it.
Lactart has been difficult to find, so I worked around the problem by making my own. I ordered a 4 oz bottle of lactic acid solution (88%), and made a small bottle diluted to 10% using distilled water--which is the strength found in the Emil Hiss recipe from 1897. I haven't tested it in this drink yet.