Fantastic mai tai riff! I'm a big fan of both Wray & Nephew (my current go-to for daiquiris) and fernet. I may need to try this out with Rum Fire (which I find a bit harsh in a daiquiri).
Cóctel de la época del 1990
Es un cóctel cremoso seductor y con un toque picante magia pantera combina la fuerza del vodka con la dulzura frutal del...
Our Eighteenth Edition hardback has 3,081 cocktail recipes, all accompanied by a photograph. It is a monster 656 pages, 6cm (2.3 inches) thick, and weighs...
A really excellent Manhattan. Since the Amaro is to the forefront, we thought that Montenegro, on its own, might be a wee bit timid up against the two whiskeys. So we did a split of 30ml Montenegro and 15ml Nardini. Lovely for us. We used Elijah Craig Small Batch for the Bourbon and Rittenhouse for the Rye.
Rum, slightly sweetened and flavoured with the lime and clove flavours of falernum.
There is much debate over the Corn 'N' Oil, particularly the type...
Carajilo, coffee and liquor or spirit is a popular serve in Mexico. Licor 43 is one of the preferred liqueurs in this cocktail due to its delicately spiced...
My favourite Devil's Margarita and as much as it may sound heretic, my favourite take on a New York Sour. The chilli interacts so well with the wine, the fruitiness and spice (I did use Ancho Reyes standard) of the Ancho chillis combines with the tannins and the red, plummy fruit of the Claret.
A rum-laced banana milkshake dirtied by coffee liqueur. The riper the banana used in this cocktail, the better. (Brown spots on the banana skin = tasty...
Happy gin moment (the best kind). This is so light, but retains beautiful flavor layers. The grapefruit peeps through the gin botanicals and the orange keeps good company underneath. Works with curaçao if you're out of Cointreau. (Horrors!) Added to my faves for refreshing and memorable.
Herbal with hints of apple, mint and eucalyptus. This classic is also often made with green Chartreuse, but we prefer, as per classic recipes, with half...
Sublime; depending on your apricot liqueur (i'm using luxardo) you might skip that 5ml of agave entirely. Though it is true that, for a margarita enjoyer, a bit of sweet is a cost tradeable for even more agave. I have enjoyed many types of margaritas and this is hand to hand with "margarita floridita" which probably has another name but is the one with a bit of lime cordial and grapefruit juice as well.
A very complex, yet botanical and refreshing cocktail. It seems different palates experience this quite differently: I felt the elderflower sweetness came to the fore, whereas my partner felt the Aperol/citrus bitterness dominated. (Note: we used Fee Bros bitters, so our slugs of that were probably more than the Bob's drops prescribed here).
Caskmates is a fabulous example of true collaboration. Ex-American whisky barrels that have twice been used to age Jameson whiskey are sent to the nearby...
Can’t say I loved this, tho can see why it might appeal, particularly on the US market. Would LOVE to try the reciprocal stout! Improved for me with quite a lot more dilution than I normally would with scotch. Made a cracking Irish boulevardier, whisky bumped to 45ml 🤗. I think also worth trying in a Manhattan (Corkhattan?) and perhaps even a Vieux carré.
Sour cocktails rely on sugar syrup to balance their tart citrus sourness and many of us also like to also smooth this harmonious blend with some egg white...