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Martin Mangold’s Avatar Martin Mangold
9th May at 22:07
I accidentally used campari instead of Vermouth – am, nonetheless, very happy with the result.
26th April at 20:22
Very nice cocktail, used Cocchi vermouth. By the time I really started enjoying this drink my glass was empty.
Justin Aniello’s Avatar Justin Aniello
20th December 2024 at 00:20
Made with Nonino in place of Montenegro, better than I was expecting! Sweet but not overly so, still enough gin in the front with the Nonino mellowing the aftertaste. Very well balanced.
Dave Smith’s Avatar Dave Smith
9th June 2024 at 01:01
Ah the benefits of science. This is a tasty cocktail, followed Simon’s version. I just picked up the Montenegro and it is definitely different.
John CARR’s Avatar John CARR
17th May 2024 at 12:49
In the interests of science 😉 tried a side by side comparison of the 2:1:1 (Monténégro heavy) version, 2:1:1 gin, heavy, 3:2:2 gin, and Mr Difford’s ‘official’ version. Simon’s is definitely the most balanced, Monténégro heavy is pleasant and approachable, on the sweet side and perhaps a little boring, gin heavy 2:1:1 for a hit.
Proving great ingredients work well almost irrespective of what one does. Used antico Rosso as the vermouth, as recommended on the tag that came on the Montenegro.
John CARR’s Avatar John CARR
13th May 2024 at 12:12
“Into an ice filled glass”?

Great cocktail! I tried the wonderful Rosso Antico version tonight. Goes beautifully with Montenegro.
31st March 2024 at 21:58
I find it benefits from a few drops of balsamic vinegar
Also like increasing gin to 1.5 measures
Yorey C’s Avatar Yorey C
8th February 2024 at 05:17
made with gilbey's, swapped the gin and amaro ratio. tastes like amaro montenegro i guess, doesn't really pop for me...
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