Quentin

Made this as a Last Word style equal parts drink with OJ, Woodford, Grand Marnier, and Cocchi Americano. A delightful brunchy sipper that feels like a sidecar and a margarita had a very lovely baby.

As a fan of Negronis and creme de banane… this was a miss for me. I may try again with Campari in place of the Aperol but the bubblegum descriptor was spot on in my opinion

Echoing the previous comments. This is quite tart and benefits from a little simple.

This is delightful and a wonderful use of the bacon washed scotch I made when I realized I was a little too low on bourbon. Cheers!

Amusingly, Jehovah's Witnesses are actually not allowed to toast due to the practice's origin as a superstition to ward off evil spirits from the drink. Raising a glass in "cheers" to the Watchtower may not garner much of a response.

Echoing the previous comments… this NEEDS the toasted lemon oil.

You might want to trim one of these sections before tomorrow.

Just tried this with Rabarbaro in place of the nonino. Pleasantly warm and spicy, like a crisp autumn day.

Gin is the better choice

Agree. This was pale with vodka but a treat with gin.

Rich and intense. This makes a delightful highball when mixed with tonic water.

Is this known to be a riff on the 75 or did they develop independently?