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1. Cazadores blanco
2. Dolin
3. Luxardo
4. honey syrup
5. angosturra.
finding it kinda flat and cloying. honey could definitely be a "muddling" factor. Only getting agave and pepper from the blanco tequila. bitters arent helping much either. should try again with more accurate ingredients i think
It means to express the oils from the twists over the surface of the cocktail and then discard them rather than using the twists as a garnish. I've amended above to hopefully make a little clearer.
Made this substituting Punt e Mes (also from Carpano) and black walnut bitters. The bitters bring a distinctive hint of chocolate. And +1 for the coffee bean aroma developing - worth taking things slowly just to enjoy that!
One of the few sweets that suits me. With a rather soft and sweet reposado 1800, the cocktail is dominated by the vermouth with which the 1800 blends perfectly with a finish where the 1800 shows a welcome touch. The Fee brother bitter gives the whole a richness and the maraschino a welcome touch without which this cocktail would be monotonous.
2. Dolin
3. Luxardo
4. honey syrup
5. angosturra.
finding it kinda flat and cloying. honey could definitely be a "muddling" factor. Only getting agave and pepper from the blanco tequila. bitters arent helping much either. should try again with more accurate ingredients i think