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11th November 2025 at 23:14
Not bad but I think it might benefit from a little egg white or aquafaba. Maybe even a red wine float a la the New York sour
25th May 2025 at 20:52
Great flavour profile! Having made this with freezer cold ice, I thought it could profit from some more dilution.
18th March 2025 at 17:42
It's like a strange, orange creamsicle riff on an Old Fashioned, and I love it. I feel like it shouldn't work - the Aperol and Galliano should throw everything off - but yet it does. I wonder how it would taste if you doubled the lemon and served it as a sour... honestly, a really fun and interesting cocktail that's worth trying out.
14th April 2024 at 03:20
Bright and boozy! I’d drink this at brunch or after dinner and be happy!
13th February 2023 at 09:28
Made this with Campari, strongest flavor and least sweet of the orangey aperitifs. And I had no Grand Marnier, so I used Bols Triple Sec. I let in a bit of the lemon pulp, and, serving this in a steep martini glass, I achieved a snowy accent on the bottom, resting beneath gorgeous red blush of the cocktail. Very alcoholic, but the Galliano fully mitigates any acidity of the other ingredients, so the result is a powerfully orange flavored, very smooth and not-at-all cloying drink. Superb.
12th September 2021 at 03:06
Not as balanced as I hoped. Seemed like it should work, but was a tad bitter in the end. Surprisingly so.
7th October 2022 at 19:31
Agreed, Eva and thanks Herbert. I've swapped bitter liqueurs and re-balanced all.
6th October 2022 at 20:48
I find Campari atomically bitter, so I almost always substitute it with Aperol. Try that, and increase the Grand Marnier a little bit. For me, the result is delightful.