Van Buren Boy said:SpiderDude said:
Spicy pineapple tequila sour:
https://www.instagram.com/reel/C5Yl1YFLBDW/?igsh=bmoybm9vbGVhZGR0
That looks good. Can you post the recipe?
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I have a jar of candied jalapenos just aching to go for a swim in a tequila sour.
Yummy!!!
Found 3 bottles of Green Chartreuse on shelf at Specs in SA. Is it hard to find? Need to go get more than the one bottle I bought?
I stocked up on Green...I need yellow now!LCE said:
Found 3 bottles of Green Chartreuse on shelf at Specs in SA. Is it hard to find? Need to go get more than the one bottle I bought?
LCE said:
Found 3 bottles of Green Chartreuse on shelf at Specs in SA. Is it hard to find? Need to go get more than the one bottle I bought?
I have a routine where I try to buy it any time I see it in stock every month or two. I'm about 3 bottles deep on green and yellow.
Made a couple of Suffering *******s last night to watch The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare.
Was it good? I like guy ritchie movies but didn't even hear about this one coming out
It's a lot of fun, a typical Guy Ritchie action flick. If you liked The Man from UNCLE, you'll like this too. Very similar vibe and soundtrack.
https://chicago.suntimes.com/environment/cicada-watch-2024/2024/05/21/cicada-infused-shots-served-at-lombard-bar-noon-whistle-pub
"Everyone already hates Malört, so it's like, let's just make it even worse," said Joey Giardiniera, the restaurant's creative director.
Joey is apparently a marketing genius.
"Everyone already hates Malört, so it's like, let's just make it even worse," said Joey Giardiniera, the restaurant's creative director.
Joey is apparently a marketing genius.
Just got back from Bogota Colombia today where I had a proper Pisco Sour and it was delicious! Also had a variety of old fashioneds and most of them were really good!
Cat approved cocktail! Saw it on How to Drink and had to try it...
https://www.liquor.com/left-hand-cocktail-recipe-6743050
https://www.liquor.com/left-hand-cocktail-recipe-6743050
That looks dangerous!
SpiderDude said:
Cat approved cocktail! Saw it on How to Drink and had to try it...
https://www.liquor.com/left-hand-cocktail-recipe-6743050
I made this after seeing that video too, but man I must have put too many drops of the chocolate bitters because it tasted too bitter. How many drops are in a dash?
Hard to say. I'd imagine each dash is roughly a mL ((1/30th of an oz) or so.
What brand of bitters are you using? I've found that Fee Brothers are quite strong, and when I put an entire dash of their lemon bitters in an Old Fashioned, all I taste is lemon. A couple of drops is plenty.
Bittermens Xocolatl Mole Bitters
A Black Manhattan made with bonded bourbon and Cynar 70 from The Ordinarie, Long Beach, CA. This one needs to be drunk with food.
Been in Banff Alberta this week, it's been great - many cocktails to share, will post 1 at a time, it's easier
Gin lemon and blueberry drink, delicious
Gin lemon and blueberry drink, delicious
Cynar has become a must-have favorite bottle addition to my home bar. Cynar Negronis and The Little Italy are amazing cocktails.
Cedar plank old fashioned and a maple rye old fashioned, both really good
Chili vodka pineapple margarita and a blueberry tea lime margarita. The chili vodka one was so good we bought a bottle of that bottle to take home. Park Distillery.
These were the park distillery cocktail descriptions
Bonus pic from Moraine lake today - no it's not photoshopped, it's that pretty.
Pina Verde:
1.5 Green Chartreuse
1.5 pineapple juice
.75 cream of coconut
.5 lime juice
1.5 Green Chartreuse
1.5 pineapple juice
.75 cream of coconut
.5 lime juice
You forgot the alcohol
Not entirely accurate but not wrong either.
The In-Seine is a nice warm weather drink and everything blends together well. I use Elijah Craig for the Bourbon and cut the St. Germaine back to 3/4oz. Don't skip the green grapes.
We're visiting DC this week and staying at the historic Willard Intercontinental. Of course, that means a trip downstairs to the legendary Round Robin Bar. Pics and the menu below. I ordered The Last Word, but I suspect it won't be. Amazing menu.
I bought a bottle of El Guapo Crawfish Boil Bitters. A couple of dashes is a great addition to a Dirty Martini and my wife likes what it adds to a Bloody Mary.
It's been an equal parts cocktail evening. Didn't take pictures but went Last of the Oaxacans, Naked & Famous, The Last Word & finished with one of my current favorites: Chef's Kiss.
Fernet, Yellow Chartreuse, simple & lime juice.
Fernet, Yellow Chartreuse, simple & lime juice.
Back in DC for a wedding this weekend. Visited the Old Ebbitt Grille for dinner at the bar. Didn't see anything I wanted on the cocktail menu, but I spotted a bottle of Cynar hiding on the back row and got a Cynar Negroni. Dinner was delicious too.
I'm a fan of the sawback, but didn't bring enough park chili back home. Do you know of a good sub I could find state side?