Time for a cocktail! (4 Viewers)

[Mrs Poker Zombie]

0.75 oz Gin
0.75 oz absinthe
0.75 oz lemon juice
0.75 oz lillet blanc/cocchi americano/any quina liqueur

This one was made with cocchi americano but I usually make mine with Kina D’or. Using a quina liqueur imparts more of a slight cherry-orange marmalade flavor and I prefer a orange twist.

Interesting. I have all of that and it gives a method to use up some absinthe.

 

[Steamtrain]

0.75 oz Gin
0.75 oz absinthe
0.75 oz lemon juice
0.75 oz lillet blanc/cocchi americano/any quina liqueur

This one was made with cocchi americano but I usually make mine with Kina D’or. Using a quina liqueur imparts more of a slight cherry-orange marmalade flavor and I prefer a orange twist.

That is a lot of absinthe

 

[v1pe]

0.75 oz Gin
0.75 oz absinthe
0.75 oz lemon juice
0.75 oz lillet blanc/cocchi americano/any quina liqueur

This one was made with cocchi americano but I usually make mine with Kina D’or. Using a quina liqueur imparts more of a slight cherry-orange marmalade flavor and I prefer a orange twist.

I always make mine with lillet.

Isn't it just an absinthe rinse typically?

Edit: oh, I think you meant .75 Cointreau, not absinthe?

I usually just go 1oz each of gin, lemon, Cointreau, and lillet. Can't drink too many of those though!

 

[RichMahogany]

I always make mine with lillet.

Isn't it just an absinthe rinse typically?

Edit: oh, I think you meant .75 Cointreau, not absinthe?

I usually just go 1oz each of gin, lemon, Cointreau, and lillet. Can't drink too many of those though!

Oops yeah good catch haha!

I’ll edit my post now

 

[jazzV3]

This thread caught my attention and I googled the recipe. There's actually a version with .75oz of absinthe called a Corpse Reviver 3000!

 

[v1pe]

This thread caught my attention and I googled the recipe. There's actually a version with .75oz of absinthe called a Corpse Reviver 3000!

Sounds... Extreme!

I bought a fifth of absinthe and I think I'll own it for a lifetime. Filled up a 4oz atomizer and it's about all I use. A rinse or spritz adds plenty of flavor!

 

[RichMahogany]

Corpse reviver #2, #2 haha

 

[RichMahogany]

My latest creation for our spring cocktail menu.

1.0 Avion blanco
1.0 Espolon reposado
0.75 lime juice
0.5 agave
Avocado purée

Muddle 3 cucumber slices and 5-7 large basil leaves. Shake, double strain into a coupe, martini, nick and Nora, or similar vessel. Top with sprinkled Tajin

 

[jazzV3]

Corpse reviver #2, #2 haha

Had to try one.... I think I need a second one to know for sure if I like it.
I did an absinthe rinse vs using a dash and fresh lemon juice. Not too bad.

 

[RichMahogany]

The pisco sour I made the other day...

and the mezcal last word that I’m currently drinking

 

[jazzV3]

Wife is in Brazil visiting family for a month, so I am bored out of my mind.
Half the poker crew was in California all week so tonight's game was cancelled.

Filling the time with a couple mezcal margaritas on the deck.
Could be worse...lol

 

[v1pe]

The pisco sour I made the other day...

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and the mezcal last word that I’m currently drinking

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Wife is in Brazil visiting family for a month, so I am bored out of my mind.
Half the poker crew was in California all week so tonight's game was cancelled.

Filling the time with a couple mezcal margaritas on the deck.
Could be worse...lol

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Just nabbed my first bottle of mezcal (Illegal Joven).

What are your specs for the mezcal last word and a mezcal marg?

 

[mattduck]

Made a Franklin

1 oz Rittenhouse Rye
1 oz sweet vermouth
3/4 oz Averna
3/4 oz Appleton Rum
2 dashes Angostura bitters
Orange peel

 

[jazzV3]

Just nabbed my first bottle of mezcal (Illegal Joven).

What are your specs for the mezcal last word and a mezcal marg?

Smokey...

Preference for mixed drinks:
Montelobos Joven
Del Maguey Vida

There are some nicer mezcals for sipping.

 

[RichMahogany]

Just nabbed my first bottle of mezcal (Illegal Joven).

What are your specs for the mezcal last word and a mezcal marg?

Mezcal Last Word:

0.75-1.0 oz mezcal
0.75 oz green chartreuse
0.75 oz luxardo maraschino
0.75 oz lime juice

Mezcal marg:

2.0 oz mezcal
1.0 oz lime juice
0.75 agave syrup

This is my preferred recipe for margs in general but of course ymmv

 

[cpac54]

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Made a Franklin

1 oz Rittenhouse Rye
1 oz sweet vermouth
3/4 oz Averna
3/4 oz Appleton Rum
2 dashes Angostura bitters
Orange peel

Gonna have to try this one! Looks great.


Personally, one of my absolute go to drinks is the New Yorker:
- 2oz Bourbon Whiskey
- 1oz Fresh Lime Juice
- 2-3 dashes of Grenadine
- pinch of sugar or drizzle of simple syrup (optional to taste)

Serve in a tumbler over ice and garnish with Lime. Delicious!

 

[jazzV3]

Mezcal marg:

2.0 oz mezcal
1.0 oz lime juice
0.75 agave syrup

This is my preferred recipe for margs in general but of course ymmv

Can also toss in the 1.0 oz of Cointreau if desired

 

[RichMahogany]

Can also toss in the 1.0 oz of Cointreau if desired

Absolutely, although I prefer to add a few dashes of orange bitters

 

[RichMahogany]

A daiquiri with lunch before work

 

[Beakertwang]

Went to a Milwaukee Brewers game with a good friend today. Absolutely fantastic pre-game bloody mary at The Wicked Hop downtown. Shrimp, meat stick, olive, pickle, mushroom, and mozzarella whips.

 

[Beakertwang]

I’m not usually one for drinking at work, but I’m putting the finishing touches on a restaurant that’s about to open. I’m happy to test for the bartender.

This is her twist in an Old Fashioned. Sazerac rye, 1/2 oz Johnny Walker, 1/2 oz Licor 43, simple syrup, Angostura bitters, and a drop of pine needle oil. Really interesting.

 

[Jeff]

I didn’t know pine needle oil was something.

 

[Beakertwang]

I didn’t know pine needle oil was something.

Neither did I. A lot of interesting aromas happening. Too much simple syrup for my liking, but I didn’t mind it. I still prefer my old fashioned old fashioned.

 

[v1pe]

I’m not usually one for drinking at work, but I’m putting the finishing touches on a restaurant that’s about to open. I’m happy to test for the bartender.

This is her twist in an Old Fashioned. Sazerac rye, 1/2 oz Johnny Walker, 1/2 oz Licor 43, simple syrup, Angostura bitters, and a drop of pine needle oil. Really interesting.
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Is Licor 43 already sweet? Sounds interesting but not sure the pine oil wouldn't be too over powering.

 

[Beakertwang]

Is Licor 43 already sweet? Sounds interesting but not sure the pine oil wouldn't be too over powering.

I believe Licor 43 is sweet. I had never heard of it before. I probably would have like the whole concoction more if she had left out the simple syrup.

The pine needle oil wasn’t overpowering, but it did add some interesting aroma as I wasn’t sipping.

 

[v1pe]

Saturday evening cocktails from this past weekend:

 

[Old State]

I didn’t know pine needle oil was something.

I imagine to take the place of the absinthe rinse?

 

[RichMahogany]

I imagine to take the place of the absinthe rinse?

You’re thinking of a sazerac, this was a twist on an old fashioned

 

[v1pe]

I imagine to take the place of the absinthe rinse?

It's a pretty far cry from a Sazerac given the use of Scotch, ango bitters, and Licor 43... Although I guess some Saz recipes call for half ango/peychauds and half rye/cognac. So maybe it's more of a Saz variation after all.

 

[Old State]

It's a pretty far cry from a Sazerac given the use of Scotch, ango bitters, and Licor 43... Although I guess some Saz recipes call for half ango/peychauds and half rye/cognac. So maybe it's more of a Saz variation after all.

I think it is an obvious attempt at a variation. I’ve been to a few bars in different cities including NOLA that use half rye and cognac as a nod to history being the original drink was cognac. I’ve also seen both peychauds and ango used in Sazeracs in NOLA too. I have no idea what Licor 43 tastes like though.

In any event here is the “Doctors Orders” I had at the Dead Rabbit last night in NYC. Delicious!