L'apocalypse Ultime (The ultimate Apocalypse)

Serve in a Coupe glass...
1½	fl oz	Cognac
½	fl oz	Pierre Ferrand Ancienne Methode Dry Curacao
⅓	fl oz	L'Esprit De June Liqueur
2	dash	Peychaud's Aromatic Bitters
2	dash	Dr. Adam Elmegirab's Boker's Bitters
	Top up with	Brut Champagne

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How to make:

STIR first 5 ingredients with ice and strain into chilled glass. TOP with champagne

Garnish:

Orange & lemon zest twists

Comment:

This cognac and champagne cocktail is dry and boozy with hints of zesty orange.

About:

Adapted from a recipe created by Alexander Sourmpatis at Spinte at The Whisky Bar, Thessaloniki, Greece. Alexander’s original recipe calls for Martell Cordon Bleu cognac.

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