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Repose' 1912
Cognac with sharp balsamic notes and hints of chocolate, enlivened with champagne
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Robert Holen
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26th October at 16:10
I had to cheat a little and substitute the bitters with Angostura cocoa and orange. Turned out surprisingly good.
Avery Garnett
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13th October at 15:08
Tried it for the weirdness, stayed for the deliciousness.
William Smith
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26th July at 01:31
I had leftover sparkling wine and so set out to make this. Opened the pantry and no balsamic vinegar! Undaunted, I used Chinkiang black vinegar, which has a similar flavor profile. Gave it more of an earthy note, but still interesting.
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