Don't be fooled by this seemingly innocuous orange-yellow long, fruity cocktail. It packs a serious punch with sweet almond notes masking its rum, gin...
Went with a 3 yr old white rum and Amontillado Sherry. For my taste ( and with all due respect to Mr. Bergeron), there is way too much going on here. But you are right Simon, it does pack a punch.
Loved this, but not a fan of Pisco or Sherry. So did use overproof Navy Rum for the float and (per the internet) used Glenfiddich Caribbean Reserve Whisky. It was great. Not sure how it is to the original recipe, but this mixture was outstanding. Was perfect on a warm June evening.
Thanks all.
Anonymous
7th September 2020 at 21:30
For the home bar, Madeira is nearly always a good substitute for sherry — unless you finish the sherry bottle in a couple of weeks.
To simulate Oloroso, go for a fine rich or a sercial madeira.