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Frederic D.’s Avatar Frederic D.
14th June at 00:32
As much as the simpler original is delicious, I also decided to make a version with Gran Classico and Cynar, along with Appleton 12 and lime juice. Rather far enough from the Paper Boat to be a different drink, but quite tasty nonetheless. The rum stands up to the liqueurs, and there is a lot of depth and complexity.
Tuber Magnatum’s Avatar Tuber Magnatum
26th April at 23:05
Really enjoyed this, but agree with comment below that it lacks a bit of body, not that this is necessarily a bad thing; this would be an excellent summer sipper. I used Mount Gay XO rum and Aperol but think next time I will try using Campari and cut down on the saline to up the bitterness.
Simon Sedgley’s Avatar Simon Sedgley
19th January at 15:45
This charming cocktail invites experiment. The Nonino, as recommended, makes for a subtly sweet, perfectly balanced drink. But if you are after more of an Amaro sour, we think Ramazzotti and Nardini make wonderful alternatives.
15th January at 17:04
Made this with Mount Gay Black Barrel as the blend involves rums aged 6-10+ years and is aged in both bourbon and charred barrels which I think gave the cocktail a really nice nod to the Paper Plane. Really fantastic. Definitely try this.
Caspian Berggren’s Avatar Caspian Berggren
12th January at 20:33
I used El Dorado 8 and it's very nice. The rum adds a cola note to the cocktail that I don't find in the Paper Plane. I do miss the body that bourbon gives though. Next time I'll probably add a rum with some funk to it and see if that can take it further from the PP whilst also adding body.