Subbed out triple sec for the fairly sweet Giffard orange Curacao, to try and bring it back on the dry side
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Subbed out triple sec for the fairly sweet Giffard orange Curacao, to try and bring it back on the dry side
How comes it's shaken and not stirred?
I suppose it is technically kind of a sour. Nice though.
We also have a “Sloegroni” - please see “Variant” link above.
My faith in humanity is now restored. Phew
I mean surely someone's missed a trick not calling it a 'Sloegroni'?
It is simple, but it's great
Just to check, is this really supposed to be 45ml of rhubarb syrup? That's a hefty whack of sugar... Or is my homemade syrup just a little over concentrated?
Hmmm, this makes no sense without the 7.5 ml of Fernet Hunter, but I cannot find it on the site to add to the recipe.
Scotch whisky, Rosso/sweet vermouth, Fernet liqueur
I feel like it should be an Orange Mac rather than a Mac Orange.
Well, I made this with an olorosso sherry from Sainsbury's, something labelled 'Jamaican rum' I found in my in-laws booze cabinet and 'Fernet Hunter' which kind of tastes like a reined in, drinkable, angostura bitters. Which probably makes this a completely different cocktail, but hey, it came out quite light and dry and fresh, so I'm happy. Maybe it's a 'Nonbloom'