Giuseppe's Habit

Serve in a Martini glass...
2	fresh	Lemon zest
1½	fl oz	Galliano L'Autentico liqueur
¾	fl oz	Frangelico Liqueur
¾	fl oz	Triple sec liqueur
1¼	fl oz	Pressed apple juice

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How to make:

Spray the oils from the two lemon zest twists into the cocktail shaker, wipe them around the rim of the glass and drop them into the shaker, SHAKE with ice and fine strain into chilled glass.

Garnish:

Star anise

Comment:

An intriguing drink that combines hazelnut, orange, apple, aniseed and peppermint.

About:

Created in 2002 by Leon Stokes at Zinc Bar & Grill, Birmingham, England.

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Galliano L'Autentico liqueur

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Triple sec

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Apple juice

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