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Burnt Fuselage
Cognac and Grand Marnier are well-suited bedfellows in this spirit-forward "stiff steadier". Dry vermouth combines with these surprisingly well. Adding...
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John CARR
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1st September 2024 at 14:18
I’d be tempted to add a dash of bitter truth orange bitters. Has the rawness and unapologetic flavour intensity of proper vintage cocktails. 🧡
Simon Difford
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7th November 2024 at 18:55
Good call. I've added orange bitters to our recipe.
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