I have to buy the non-alcoholic (from Amazon, ugh) since I haven't seen it in the alcoholic version near me. Any recommendations? They have Liquid Alchemist, Tippleman's, Fabbri, Liber & Co, Fee Brothers. I trust your judgment, the prices are similar ($17 for Tippleman's, $22 for Alchemist, $25 for Fabbri, and $20 for Liber (but it says Demerara syrup, so I'm not sure if it is the right thing.
Fabulous story. of course I want to try it, but sadly, don't have the materials or the patience. Said as I was enjoying a pretty bog-standard Negroni with Campari, Tanqueray, and Cinzano in semi-equal parts, imagining the fancier one. About to mix another.
thank you!
My grandson is a bar tender, but he works at a corporate place that doesn't allow for his creativity. He has to be creative at home.
We don't have any cocktail with your combination of ingredients on our database, so I'll be sure to try with a view to adding under your working title: Who Knows. Many thanks.
Maybe I was trying for one of the other ones and was missing an ingredient and liked it anyway. However, I only have one more to go, since my local shop doesn't have any chartreuse - green or yellow. Is there any reasonable substitute? Those monks seem to be hoarding.
I make a cocktail I named "Who knows" which is 1 shot of green chartreuse, 1 shot of lillet, 1/2 shot of Cointreau, 1/2 lime, shaken with ice. I couldn't find it, but I'm sure I'm not the first, and I'm sure it has a name.
This was wonderful. It was a smooth sour. Not so sweet.
I made this with Tanqueray dry gin, Green Chartreuse, Lazzaroni Maraschino liqueur, and Lime juice. Garnished with Amarena Fabbri mini amarena cherries.
I made this with Luxardo Aperitivo - lower abv than Campari and not so bitter. I would probably like it better with Campari, however it is pretty good. I'd drink it again to finish the Aperitivo. Mind you, I LOVE Campari.
Outside Manhattan
Bourbon whiskey, Rosso/sweet vermouth, Orange bitters, Cherry bitters, Maraschino liqueur