Citrus sourness mellowed by a touch of sugar and invigorated by a blast of toasty bourbon whiskey.
Many assert a classic "Golden Ratio" for all sours...
I tried this and liked it but the next time I tweaked the recipe a bit used lime instead of lemon used Peychaud's bitters instead of Angostura and only dry shook it then poured over ice it made it more foamy and it tasted more luxurious imho
We had maple syrup and substituted this for the simple syrup and it was incredible! The maple syrup and bourbon work so well together. Would highly recommend you do the same!
Just delicious. The foam just made it so luxuriant, with the sourness of the lemon coming through. The whiskey does take a backseat, but I can still feel it. Just truly wonderful!
From testing and research, I've found that a traditional dry shake first will yield a more stable and integrated texture whilst the reverse shake results in a firmer but more voluminous foam.
The old fashioned is my go-to, but going the extra mile for a sour over ice is worth every extra second. I am not above shorting the ratio more towards whatever spirit is used.