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Rye whiskey spice, herbal liqueur complexity, and vinous sherry sit in a harmonious trinity, with dashes of aromatic bitters and lemon zest freshness...
Jeffrey Moore
12th March at 21:06
Nice. I'd be inclined to serve this one up.
8th June 2025 at 23:01
Made it exactly according to the recipe and loved it!
Less sweet and more interesting than the typical Old Fashioned. The Amontillado anchors it with a nice mushroom funk, and the lemon gives it an elegant, refreshing lift.
5 Stars!
Less sweet and more interesting than the typical Old Fashioned. The Amontillado anchors it with a nice mushroom funk, and the lemon gives it an elegant, refreshing lift.
5 Stars!
1st July 2025 at 01:17
Completely agree with the five stars. Just revisited this after several years (?) and it's still fantastic!
7th June 2025 at 06:04
If you like your Old Fashioneds a bit on the dry side, this one's for you...and we used a Manzanilla.
20th May 2025 at 05:22
Incredible interplay between the Amontillado and the Benedictine. Used an orange twist that gave a decadent nose.
11th May 2025 at 02:13
Not too bad but didn't love. Used a fino sherry cause that's what I had.
11th June 2024 at 16:25
Had one of these at Public Domain in Minneapolis. Excellent. The nuttiness from the sherry was really nice.
25th May 2022 at 00:39
Makes a great aperitif. Used Riptide 118 proof rye from California. Nice hints of herbal with the sherry coming in at the end. Great.
25th December 2021 at 15:33
Tried this one with James E pepper 1776 px sherry cask, Lustau Oloroso Don Nuno and Orange zest. Quite nice.
6th November 2021 at 02:29
This was delicious with The Bitter Truth's Aromatic Old Time Bitters.
13th October 2020 at 20:35
Substituted port for the sherry (bc that’s what i had available). Excellent!