Mike
Home cocktail maker and enthusiast. Love a Vieux Carre but firmly in the La Louisiane camp (see avatar)
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Chartreuse Yellow
Mezcal
Amaro (e.g. Meletti)
Lime juice
Dark crème de cacao
Xocolatl mole bitters
Cognac (brandy)
Orange Curaçao
Lemon juice
Brown sugar syrup
Orange peel
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Original Chris Hannah spec with OFTD rum, John Taylor falernum, Averna, green chartreuse, Ango orange bitters, Peychaud’s bitters. Wow. Really delicious, complex and layered flavors. A bit sweet? Perhaps, but I think it needs the sweetness to tame the heat from the OFTD and chartreuse. Not for the faint of heart, as it is quite punchy. But flavor for days. Highly recommended.
Excellent drink, just a touch on the sweeter than 6. (I’d say 5). In my view, does not need bitters as the Averna fills that spot very nicely.
Averna, Rittenhouse, Sandeman 10 year Tawny.
Averna, Rittenhouse, Sandeman 10 year Tawny.
Simon, you’ve done it again. What a wonderful introduction to the world of port cocktails. Cognac and port are really well matched. Highly recommended.
Pierre Ferrand 1840, Sandeman Tawny Port 10 year, Slapjack bourbon barrel maple syrup, La Clandestine absinthe
Pierre Ferrand 1840, Sandeman Tawny Port 10 year, Slapjack bourbon barrel maple syrup, La Clandestine absinthe
Excellent drink and one where your choice of mezcal greatly influences the final product. I used illegal joven, which is a bit light and citrus forward and enjoyed it thoroughly.
Illegal joven, Luxardo maraschino, green chartreuse.
Illegal joven, Luxardo maraschino, green chartreuse.