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Gloom Chaser (Embury)
Grenadine adds a pink-red hue but absinthe ensures this Martini remains dry. Nonetheless, this drink may chase your gloom (blues) away
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MiRiNaeJM
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23rd October at 01:50
Less vermouth and more absinthe than the Savoy Special No. 1. I love both, but I like this drier version more.
John Hinojos
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4th November 2022 at 00:23
This was very good. Key here is the quality of the gin and the grenadine. We make our own grenadine which is not as sweet as commercial products. Love the herbal boost from the absinthe (I love absinthe). I will definity have this again.
Dominic Dirupo
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21st May 2022 at 23:26
Tried this. Don't think there is enough character here to make it other than a substandard Martini
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