Perhaps my favourite of the many renditions of the Brooklyn cocktail due to being dry yet made approachable by faint sweet maraschino and bittersweet herbal...
I think this one may have to grow on me. I've tried a few times and like it a little more each time. I am not a huge fan of dry vermouth and whiskey so maybe that's the problem. Used China-China as a sub for Amer Picon.
Very good and very interesting cocktail. You can definitely taste the rye and the slight peppery rye flavours. When first made it was a bit sweet, but still very enjoyable. However, as it sat the sweetness softened and the herbal and bitter flavours came forward What a wonderful play of tastes as you consume the cocktail.
Torani Amer is a good sub for Picon if you live in the US. The makers claim it was directly inspired by the French aperitif. I've never tried Amer Picon, but I do know a Brooklyn made with Torani is pretty great.
2 oz. Infused Redwood Empire Rye
five ozRamazzotti Amaro
1 Full Eyedropper Angostura Bitters
1/2 barspoon in luxardo
Add all elements in your copper, or glass yari. Add ice and stir for 20 seconds, stress into chilled coupe glass, or rocks glass and explicit lemon. The secret way to prepare F Train to Brooklyn drink,