Bottle of Pechaud bitter can't give the same compared to Angostura orange bitter bottle. So it's difficult to find the good measure. Ok I have found that a dash is equal of 12 drops. Understand that is difficult to count 14 times 12 drops !! Am I the only one that is a problem ?

This is one of those drinks where I really wanted to be harsh and criticise the gin because it doesn't show up but it does in the end. It adds a certain freshness that vodka and glycerin water can't add. It certainly straddles the line though. It's mostly bitters forward — Ango, Peychauds and Orange all show up — but it kind of falls flat on not feeling like a *cocktail*. All the ingredients make themselves known but they're all independent, not contributing to the overall drink. It's still a 4/5 because it's well balanced and well worth serving. It's just not better than the other Ango heavy drinks.

The Sawyer feels like a missed opportunity. With three bitters and gin’s botanicals, it should sing, but it falls flat—complexity without harmony, leaving the drink underwhelming.

That's an amazing cocktail, bitter yet tasteful.

I love this one! It's very complex and not nearly as bitter as I expected. The cardamom of the Ango tends to dominate the other bitters so I might try cutting that back a bit next time.