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Port and Brandy (AKA Randy) are a match made in heaven, here subtly enriched with a touch of sugar.
Sweet Manhattan-like in style with chamomile liqueur adding its distinctive floral flavour and honeyed sweetness.
Ideally, this Martini should be accompanied by a cigar which compliments the tobacco liqueur.
Subtly citrusy and piney with delicate caraway. Clearly refined.
Delicious bergamot zesty freshness with subtle underlying rum. Great as an after-dinner freshening digestivo.
A bourbon-laced, spirit-forward after-dinner digestive.
A gin-based sour with fino sherry adding distinctive, almost salty celery, notes. Orange bitters and a grapefruit zest twist contribute to this cocktail's
A riff on a classic Tipperary with Islay single malt and Italian red bitter liqueur adding complexity.
A short and lightly bitter aperitif-style cocktail with an attractive golden, almost sunny appearance.
Like a bottle of port, please be sure to pass this cocktail to the left, or at least drink using your left hand. You'll be rewarded with a spirituous bready
With its strong rose flavour, the Persepolis is somewhat reminiscent of a Turkish Delight so is very appropriately garnished.
Too many and you're in it.
If you like Aviations then this caraway influenced sour may appeal. It's powerfully flavoured so also consider serving in an old-fashioned over ice to
Well-balanced bitter-sweetness dominated by vermouth (hence the name) with faint maraschino but perhaps the most important ingredient is the most hidden,
Herbal with hints of apple, mint and eucalyptus. This classic is also often made with green Chartreuse but we prefer as per classic recipes with half Yellow
Take a Rob Roy and switch some of the sweet vermouth for rich flavoursome PX sherry, add a dash or three of orange bitters and you've a William Wallace.
Honeyed, spiced cognac with a touch of citrus. But is it fit for a Prince?
Apple brandy, pineapple and orange with a hint of cinnamon and a blast of berry fruit. Sounds sweet and fruity but this cocktail is spirituous and complex.
Perhaps serve with a shot glass of champagne on the side so this cocktail literally contains a glass and a half. The picture of the glass and a half of
To say this nameless cocktail is spirit-led is an understatement but, as with a Martini, achieve a sufficiently cold serving temperature and you'll enjoy
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