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13th October at 18:12
I make this with 2 shots of the gin, 3/4 shot each of apricot brandy and vermouth and 1/2 a shot of lime. No sugar syrup! This is pretty tart, but I love it.
Chris Brislawn’s Avatar Chris Brislawn
5th September 2023 at 02:55
Folks seem to think this is on the dry side, so I made it with Dolin Blanc instead of dry vermouth and skipped the sugar and saline. We like drinks a bit drier than Simon and thought this was about right, a subtle and very good balance between the lime and apricot. Maybe our apricot liqueur (Drillaud) is more apricot-y than Luxardo's. Anyway, I recommend the blanc vermouth.
Miguel Perales’ Avatar Miguel Perales
19th September 2022 at 22:08
Went with the peach vs apricot as per recommended by John.
Peach does come through in the cocktail. Sweet upfront but the lime shows quickly.
Miguel Perales’ Avatar Miguel Perales
19th September 2022 at 22:47
Addendum: I totally misread the amount of Rich syrup as 1/2 oz vs 1/12 oz. Obviously the reason my tasted more on the sweet side :)
10th September 2021 at 16:24
Acidic, dry and a hint of fruits. This sure is a good variety, I had to get used to it for 4-5 sips, but then I started to taste the Apricot flavours next to the acidic lime & vermouth. I'd rather drink this on a cold fall/winter day, than the warm summer. But it's definitely a worthy addition to my recipes.
Andy Parnell-Hopkinson’s Avatar Andy Parnell-Hopkinson
5th September 2021 at 16:37
Not as apricotty as expected but too soft for my taste.
John Hinojos’ Avatar John Hinojos
5th September 2021 at 00:10
Very good drink. There is a faint taste of apricot, and it is very dry. Would do again, but might try peach for a stronger flavour component.