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I want to complaint: this is the meet me half way of a 20th century and a Last Word , so why is not in the list of all Last Word variations!? Sweeter than the first, but thicker than the last one. So much time so little liver. It is ver very sweet, much more in this son than in the parents. To do this today I was strictly in the ingredients listed here. In the tongue there is the cacao, and the chartreuse. Now I am Thankfull since in the task of traying all Last Word variation I was starting to get a little bored, the cacao allows me to get into the next goals...

I had a version of this at a local bar that swapped mezcal for the gin, and it was amazing. Smoky, herbal, a bit sweet. I'll have to try the original and see how it compares.

I appreciate this is well balanced and different, but the creme de cacao in this just makes it plain odd. It tasted like a margarita immediately followed by a chocolate caramel.

This cocktail was on my wish list for a long time before we decided to try. I was concerned it would be too sweet. Was I surprised. This is great. The correct amount of herbal, citrus, and sweet. Was great before dinner. After the cocktail aeration settles there is a slight hint of cocoa at the very end. Going on my favourites.

I like how the gin botanicals lead a bit more here than the Last Word, (so many variations of which are fantastic!) and the white cacao became most notable as the drink warmed up.