Fletcher Christian
Shake with ice and strain into a martini glass.
Substitute Ransom Old Tom Gin if there's not an oaked genever in your market, but don't use any bitters other than the Bitter Truth--it's far more floral and less vegetal than other celery bitters.
- think there's a typo, 3 drops chartreuse and 1 oz bitters? really??
- Fair Winds & Following Seas — Rum, Falernum, Amaro Abano, Bitters, Ginger Bitters, Lemon juice
- Brave Margot — Campari, Virgin Islands Rum, Falernum, Fernet Branca, Absinthe, Lime juice, Pineapple syrup
- Trinidad Special — Bitters, Añejo rum, Falernum, Lime juice, Simple syrup
- Red Sky at Night — Bitters, Dark rum, Ginger syrup, Lime juice
- Onyx — Virgin Islands Rum, Amer Picon, Balsamic Vinegar, Cherry syrup
Nice drink but subbed St George's aged Dry Rye gin, 3/4 oz chartreuse and 1 dash bitters. Only had Fee Bros, fully agree a more floral bitters would be preferable.
In response to a curation request about the volume of Chartreuse and bitters, I did some looking. The Bitter Truth link is dead, so I removed it. Googling Fletcher Christian cocktail returns two hits - KC and a Wordpress blog whose cache shows a drink called the Oude Fletcher which is similar, but has 1/2 ounce of BT Celery bitters. Without confirmation that the drink as written is wrong, I'm going to leave this alone. Thanks, Zachary
Cached versions of BT show the full oz is called for.
Nice catch - thanks. Zachary
With respect to the 3 drops of Elixir Vegetal de la Grande Chartreuse: this is far more concentrated than Chartreuse so a few drops makes sense (subbing 3 drops of Chartreuse wouldn't, though)
 
 
 
 
   
