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Illegal Margarita
Two massively flavoursome spirits and two very characterful liqueurs combine harmoniously in this delicious sour
Guy Daniels
22nd December at 19:47
Wow, and wow again. Just made this with a new bottle of Mezcal Verde Amaras (bit more delicate than my last Del Maquey). Also, I skipped the egg white - hey, it’s a margarita… Sublime. New entry into my top five. Thanks Simon.
5th April at 16:41
I think this maybe my all time favourite. Everyone I make it for loves it and wants the recipe. I do drop the sugar slightly or it’s just too drinkable! Worth buying the bitters for this alone.
25th October 2024 at 07:09
Yup, this is up my alley! An adventure thru a rich landscape of flavours. Considering how many powerful ingridients it is built of it comes out surprisingly harmonious and smooth.
18th June 2024 at 15:43
Excellent balanced cocktail! Only for a regular Bacardi Carta Blanca I suggest to use 50% more.
2nd May 2023 at 01:30
Not being a fan of Mezcal, decided to use 1/4 of the mezcal and 3/4 of Anejo tequila. Perfect amount of smoky for me. Wonderful cocktail, the way we made it, and it went perfectly with a spicy Mexican pozole.
8th April 2023 at 17:59
Fantastic drink. Got to be careful with the Maraschino else it overpowers but needless to say, I'm going back in for round 2.
7th April 2023 at 16:32
I want to make this soooo much. In the middle of relocating so we’re out of many ingredients ? Definitely one to make ASAP once we get settled.
24th April 2023 at 22:39
Meanwhile, asked a favorite bartender to make this for me and it was excellent!
6th April 2023 at 00:45
OMG…this cocktail is to die for! ?
2nd April 2023 at 02:44
Send me to jail, that is delicious! Wish I could find the margarita bitters; I used lavender and orange.
29th April 2023 at 23:17
Calvin, we got the Diffords Margarita and Daiquiri Bitters on Amazon.
9th April 2023 at 02:26
Thank's for the link Simon. I'm looking forward to trying the daiquiri bitters also.
31st March 2023 at 20:48
very nice with a refreshing zing. the aquafaba brings a lovely thick texture