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Manhattan (Dry)
A bone dry Manhattan for those with dry palates. If you like Dry Martinis then be sure to try one of these
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Chris Dimal
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12th March 2024 at 08:30
If you have a wet palate, this is masochism. Probably the cocktail I regret making the most. This will be a struggle to drink...
John Hinojos
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24th October 2022 at 04:19
We thought this was outstanding as an evening sipper. Like the spirit forwardness of the cocktail as well as being very, very dry. I find Manhattans a little sweet, but this was perfect for me. Not for the shy or casual drinker.
Dave Smith
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12th June 2022 at 00:27
Like it! I’ve found traditional Manhattans too sweet for my taste. Changed ratios to Bourbon 1.5, dry vermouth 1.0 and 2 dashes angostura.
Richard Christmas
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12th January 2022 at 18:47
And dry it certainly is (far more so than I expected). The chemistry is intriguing.
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