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Subtle with notes of bitter strawberries. So elegant. The basilic is a second accent only but I think it really needs to be muddled to bring out an extra bit of bitterness. A fresher alternative to the Old cuban.
Thanks, Ignacy. I stipulate to muddle the basil in the method. Comparison to Old Cuban is a great observation and I've added a link to Old Cuban above.
Made this toninght because of the champagne list published. I can't believe my taste buds how good this tasted. I did cheat using Cava, I don't always want to use champagne (my special drink) and it was just fabulous
What an unexpectedly great cocktail! Complex yet easy to make with everyday ingredients. Something to cheer me up in these awful days of incipient second lockdown.
Dang. That is one really good cocktail. A little lime with the lemon works well, as does Bruto Americano from St. George distillers in Alameda California, my go-to red Italian bitter liqueur.