Instructions

Stir/strain/rocks/lemon twist

Notes

Might also be good with Cocchi Americano or Lillet Blanc instead of vermouth.

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  • Lovely, autumnal. Vanilla, cinnamon. Warm flavors but not too heavy. Bitter is balanced well, and S&C present even at the small quantity. I mixed the rum in but wondered if it was intended as a float. — ★★★★
  • Good used Mt. Gay black barrel, added chicory and pecan bitters to good effect (one ds)
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Comments

Used Mt. Gay Black Barrel as I don't have Smith & Cross. I added one ds of El Guapo Chicory Pecan bitters to good effect. Perhaps would not be useful/good addition with Smith & Cross, but with Mt. Gay it added some interesting deeper notes.