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Metropolitan (1884)
A dry vermouth-forward brandy Manhattan suited to the pre- or after-dinner occasion
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Sc'Eric
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12th September at 04:52
When was ambrato invented?
Simon Difford
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12th September at 10:05
Noilly Prat Ambré, the vermouth many favour for this cocktail, was first made in 1986. As reproduced above, the original 1884 recipe merely calls for "French vermouth."
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Chris Dimal
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26th June 2023 at 20:18
Haha! I made probably the worst version of this drink with Cinzano Extra Dry, a cheap French Grape Brandy and a barspoon of sugar syrup to compensate for no gum syrup. It was still tasty. I guess it was the barspoon of sugar! A solid 4!
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