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A riff on a Boulevardier, best suited to late-night contemplation or, given the name, a hot summer's afternoon
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Stephen C’s Avatar Stephen C
5th May at 00:59
Made with meletti and loved it.
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Justin Aniello’s Avatar Justin Aniello
7th April at 01:22
Not to throw shade but it's only alright. The worst part is I don't know why, it feels like this list of ingredients I should love but something just isn't clicking for me.
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Rick West’s Avatar Rick West
1st April at 01:25
Meh, it’s fine. I’d rather just go with the many different classics it riffs off of.
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Jacques Merley’s Avatar Jacques Merley
31st March at 13:12
Interesting. Larceny bourbon, amaro jardinier, wermouth antica formula Carpano, Aperol…
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Jacques Merley’s Avatar Jacques Merley
31st March at 13:30
Amato Gardini
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Andy Parnell-Hopkinson’s Avatar Andy Parnell-Hopkinson
30th March at 18:03
Good but ordinary.
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G. M. Genovese’s Avatar G. M. Genovese
30th March at 06:53
I hesitate to again be a Meletti fan boy here (it just skews)... But I just made this twice with Wild Turkey 101, Cocchi di Torino, and Campari... The second try with Meletti (first one Vecchio Amaro del Capo, twas fine) was a clear winner. Almost vastly different drinks...
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Frederic D.’s Avatar Frederic D.
30th March at 00:39
I find the description of "a riff on a Boulevardier" interesting. Based on the proportions, this to me reads more like halfway between a regular and black Manhattan, with a small splash of Aperol.
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Brenna De Young’s Avatar Brenna De Young
29th March at 16:08
Switch out the Rosso to Vya's sweet vermouth and it would be a lovely pairing.
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