There’s a quarter of an ounce of Peychaud’s Bitters in the Fritz cocktail. And that is not a recipe typo!
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Bartender’s Bingo
The Bartender’s Bingo is excellent proof that just fooling around in your liquor cabinet might result in something grand.
Humuhumunukunukuapua’a
Humuhumunukunukuapua’a is the tongue twisting name of this gorgeous cocktail by Marcovaldo Dionysos. It gets its pale pink colour thanks to the mix of orgeat and Peychaud’s.
Petrichor
In the middle of this week of Cocktail Detour original recipes we wanted to pay homage to our home country Sweden, and make an aquavit based cocktail. Here is the Petrichor!
La Rosa Louisiane
This cocktail is boozy, herbal and bitter. And we love it!!
Vieux Carré
Does anybody remember our barrel-aged Vieux Carré? Well, it’s now out of the barrel after spending four weeks inside of it.
Puerto Rican Racer
The Puerto Rican Racer is a rum based cocktail with flavors of both apple and herbs.
Sidewinder Cocktail
Cognac is easy to overlook as a cocktail ingredient. Thankfully in Death & CO’s book there are several recipes with both cognac and some other brandy’s. Today we tried a Sidewinder cocktail, with both cognac and applejack, as well as herbal liqueurs benedictine and yellow chartreuse. Finally there is also some spice added to the cocktail, in… Continue reading Sidewinder Cocktail
Albahaca Flor
It might look like a Basil Smash but it’s actually an Albahaca Flor. We found the recipe online, on a Swedish list of fabulous summer drinks. Now when winter has heavily hit Sweden we are slightly longing for summer again we guess . . . The basil makes this cocktail intensely green and it’s obviously… Continue reading Albahaca Flor
Sazerac
Today we mixed a favorite of ours, Sazerac. Simple, but complex with a long history. It was invented in the late 1800s in New Orleans and contained cognac and bitter. Since 2008 the Sazerac is the official cocktail of New Orleans and modern recipes often contain whiskey. It also gets a fantastic red color from Peychauds bitters.… Continue reading Sazerac