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Smooth, inviting, easy to drink, ideal for any kind of summer celebration or a day at the beach, with a sour profile and fun fruity notes (pineapple, lime,
A tribute to the Duchy of Amalfi, an independent state in medieval Italy. Although small in size, Amalfi flourished thanks to its adventurous sailors and
"The essence of Amalfi, reimagined in a Daiquiri." "Amalfi Daiquiri" is my personal tribute to the Amalfi Coast, where I was born
Experimenting in my kitchen during the Covid-19 bank holiday weekend... and (IMHO) making very good use on my time! :)
Agar Agar
La grande absente 69° is the best french absinthe from distilleries et domaines de Procence and provide the best quality cocktail. A well balanced drink,
It's a smokey, bitter-sweet, golden-hued lemon and agave late night sipper. What's not to like??? If your desire is for a lighter more refreshing drink
I love bitter notes
Creamy mouthfeel and notes of pastry and butter from the champagne up front, subsiding gradually to a nutty, lemon aftertaste.
Equal parts cocktail. The limoncello tames the Fernet, producing a lovely drink.
A delightful burst of rich fruit flavors. A creamy, full-bodied mouthfeel. The aromas from the spirits complement each other beautifully and stand out
Inspired by my love for travel, food, and mixology, this cocktail is a tribute to a moment I had while exploring southern Italy. Amidst the charming ambiance
I want this drink to be a fusion, not a battle. Neither the basil nor the limoncello should overpower the other. That's why I gently tear the basil leaves
Put everything in the Shaker, dry shake first and than with ice cubes. Fine strain into a frozen coupe, and garnish with strawberry dust.
While spring cleaning my home I wanted something creamy, yet refreshing for myself as well.
I wanted to create a citrus forward botanical martini with 3 parts. I tried the Pythagorean ratio of 3:4:5 but it didn't work. I ended up with 2:3:4 ratio
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