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Hard to spell but easy to drink, the Chrysanthemum falls into the category of lesser-known classics—still held in good regard, but not often invited to the party.

3 dash(es) Absinthe
1 oz Benedictine
2 oz Vermouth (dry)
Orange twist

Stir all of the ingredients in a mixing glass with ice until chilled. Strain into a chilled glass and garnish.

I was determined to make tequila and champagne like each other.

1 oz Tequila use Tesoro Blanco
¼ oz Campari
¼ oz Creme de cacao use Marie Brizard
½ oz Vermouth (dry) use Dolin Blanc
1 tsp Ginger syrup
½ oz Lemon juice
oz Wine (sparkling) or Champagne

Shake over ice and strain into flute. Top with champagne, no garnish.

From Death & Co

3 dash(es) Absinthe
2 oz Gin use Beefeater London Dry
½ oz Cointreau
1 oz Vermouth (dry) use Dolin Extra Dry
Lemon twist

Stir over ice, strain into coupe, garnish with lemon twist.

oz Gin
1 oz Bitter bianco use Luxardo
¾ oz Vermouth (dry) use Cocchi Torino Extra Dry
3 dash(es) Orange bitters

Classic recipe is 1:1:1 but use 2:1:1 or 3:2:1 usually. Garnish with 3-5 small orange coins over single clear ice cube.

oz Rye whiskey
¾ oz Campari
¾ oz Vermouth (dry)

Stir with ice and strain into coupe. Garnish with lemon twist.

From Death & Co. Blanc vermouth infused with sage.

2 oz Tequila use Cabrito Blanco
¾ oz Vermouth (dry) infused with sage
½ oz Honey syrup
¾ oz Lime juice
Cucumber ribbon
3 Cucumber slices

In a shaker, muddle cucumber wheels. Add remaining ingredients and shake with ice, then strain into a coupe. Garnish with cucumber ribbon on a cocktail pick.

2 oz Pisco
½ oz Creme de pamplemousse
½ oz Elderflower liqueur
¼ oz Falernum
¾ oz Vermouth (dry)

Stir with ice and strain over single ice cube, garnish with grapefruit twist