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Bijou (by Jamie Gordon)
This bittersweet digestivo is one of those drinks that becomes easier and gets better as dilution, from the melting ice, opens and softens
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John CARR
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26th September 2025 at 15:38
I’m not familiar with contratto. If you’ve got coccchi storico I would def go with that over carpano. A slightly higher abv gin such as botanist seems to hold its ground nicely here.
Werd Bmocsil
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2nd October at 03:21
I do have Cocchi, but decided it had a noticeable 'bass' note, like chocolate. The Dolin Rouge seemed more fruity, and it worked well.
John CARR
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4th October at 11:12
Sounds delish! It’s certainly a potent recipe this one!
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