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BP Hoogstraaten’s Avatar BP Hoogstraaten
22nd March at 16:45
It was okay, maybe I try one more with another limoncello instead our homemade strong limoncello
Frederic D.’s Avatar Frederic D.
10th January at 01:22
A very solid sidecar variation. I made mine with Pierre Ferrand 1840. Tart with grape notes from the cognac and a touch of sweetness from the limoncello.
Ryan Harrold’s Avatar Ryan Harrold
5th September 2024 at 09:02
This is quite a nice riff on a Sidecar, with the Limoncello coming through, giving this drink a nice sour & tart kick to a classic Sidecar, making this drink quite pleasant
24th June 2024 at 15:39
This is just the ticket! Got two bottles of limoncello that needed using. I used Remy for the cognac part but otherwise stuck to the recipe. Think I just found my go to cocktail!
Simon Sedgley’s Avatar Simon Sedgley
1st May 2024 at 18:54
I went with Armagnac (Domaine Tariquet) instead of Cognac. For me, more subtle. Each to their own, of course; taste is the most mysterious of our five senses.
Nick Marks’ Avatar Nick Marks
1st January 2024 at 17:03
Perfection, nice and tart, sour but with a sweet back edge, lovely cocktail
Chris Brislawn’s Avatar Chris Brislawn
25th October 2023 at 03:53
Replaced the chilled water by 1/4 oz extra cognac (ABK6 VSOP) and used A. de Fussigny orange cognac liqueur, which is fairly orangey as such liqueurs go. No Pallini so used Bellini limoncello liqueur, figuring that was close enough. Lemons from Albertson’s, not Amalfi. Added a couple lemon twists to the shaker and garnished with lemon zest to be sure it was lemony enough. It was. Excellent!
Avery Garnett’s Avatar Avery Garnett
5th July 2023 at 16:01
Used a blood orange limoncello (so I guess an orangecello?) and it was heavenly.
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