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Brilliantly balanced and composed, this is a rum-forward boozy digestive with herbal complexity and enlivening ginger to contemplate a great meal and a
Whisky-laced and delicately bittersweet with complex herbal notes. A delicious aperitivo.
Deliciously simple, boozy, vaguely Negroni-like, very tasty and perfect for late-night sipping.
A herbal and citrusy bittersweet whiskey sour.
Bittersweet dark pungent rum is lightly sweetened, aromatised and bittered by amaro and bitters duo. A sharpener of an aperitivo.
Amaro's distinctive flavours shine through alongside the dark rum in this aperitivo cocktail.
Juan Meyer's original recipe calls for equal parts: Redemption rye whiskey, Suze, Amaro de Montenegro, and lemon juice. It's very tasty but I couldn't
While the proportions of the classic Negroni are accepted as being equal parts, with some boozehounds slightly upping the gin, the proportions of this
On the sour/dry side, this aperitif-style cocktail combines bittersweet amaro and gentian with Canadian rye whisky and citrus sourness.
The distinctive flavours of amaro and gentian dominate this bittersweet but mellow aperitif.
Stirred down and boozy, this Lowland single malt-based cocktail is sweetened and made very approachable by Pedro Ximénez sherry, and awakened by a pinch
Mezcal, amaro and elderflower liqueur all work together to set this Margarita apart.
Bittersweet and complex with apple brandy, zesty citrus and faint rose.
Bittersweet and very refreshing with hints of zesty citrus freshness.
Bittersweet citrusy Italian amaro replaces triple sec to make a Spaghetti Western of an aperitivo.
Bittersweet zesty orange with deep herbal complexity. Great for a summer afternoon or an evening aperitivo.
A bittersweet Italian aperitivo riff on the classic Sidecar. Tasty it is too.
A bittersweet refreshing drink for a summer's afternoon or an aperitif with grape and peach fruitiness and complexity courtesy of gentian and fresh mint.
Bittersweet herbal and citrusy notes influence this aperitivo-style riff on a classic Manhattan.
As you'd expect of a Paloma, refreshing grapefruit and tequila but with delicate bitter complexity.
A cleansing, delicately minty, bittersweet and very complex after-dinner digestivo.
Amaro replaces vermouth in this delectably bittersweet Reverse Manhattan.
A bourbon-laced aperitivo that is an interesting alternative to a Boulevardier.
Montenegro amaro dominates this bittersweet delicately orangey aperitif cocktail.
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