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Simon Sedgley’s Avatar Simon Sedgley
23rd July at 09:50
Maybe a kissing cousin of the Old Money No.2? As with that one, a gentle misting of Pimento Dram doesn't go astray for us here; along with a drop or two of Black Walnut Bitters.
John Hinojos’ Avatar John Hinojos
1st August 2023 at 00:21
Perfectly balanced with all the different flavours of each ingredient identifiable. Having done a side-by-side tasting of all our American Whiskeys each have unique characteristics and tastes. Definitely feel all the ingredients are necessary to replicate the flavours.
Perfect aperitif to have before a classic New Orleans Creole Dinner.
Briana Warsing’s Avatar Briana Warsing
14th May 2023 at 10:27
perfect combination. can taste all the flavours equally
Chris Brislawn’s Avatar Chris Brislawn
5th April 2023 at 04:01
It's possible to overthink a cocktail (3 whiskeys??). I tried to keep it simple and focus on the bittersweet cola bite. Used 1 oz WhistlePig 6 year old rye & 1 oz Taylor Garrett "Bourbon mash" whiskey (Albuquerque's finest) with the specified Averna & Aperol. No dehydrated orange so I threw in the twist. After tasting I decided it would benefit from a good dash of Bogart's Bitters; it did. This nicely enlarges and diversifies the Sazerac---Vieux Carre' family of New Orleans whiskey cocktails.
Simon Sedgley’s Avatar Simon Sedgley
23rd July at 10:39
Maybe what you really wanted was an Old Money No.2. With that one, we sometimes swap Rye for the Bourbon or go 50:50; and swap an Amaro (Nardini comes to mind) for the Nocino.