Chinotto— A bittersweet soda made from chinotto oranges, popular in the region. Sciacchetrà— A sweet dessert wine from the Cinque Terre region in Italy, made using a traditional wine-making process from sun-dried grapes. Sardinia: Mirto— A traditional myrtle berry liqueur, often served as ...
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This week’s Robb Report article was about a cocktail called the Archangel. You can read ithereif you like, but briefly summarized: the Archangel is a neo-classic from 2006, essentially the build of a Gin Martini, but with the bold bittersweet liqueur Aperol subbed in for dry vermouth’...
Though it can be made with any amaro or liqueur as a base, by far the best known version is the classic Aperol Spritz: - Equal parts Aperol- Equal parts Cinzano Prosecco- Splash of Soda Mix all ingredients in a wine glass with ice and gently stir. Garnish with an orange slice. Gimlet...
and nutmeg. TheFa La La La La, La La La La(fun to sing to the bartender) is made with gin, aquavit, hazelnut liqueur, cardamom, vanilla, lemon, egg white, club soda. You really can’t go wrong with any of these cocktails … the only issue will be getting through the whole menu...
Made in Holland, this "emphatically ginger liqueur" was first created in 1903, so the story goes, at the behest of King Edward VII. Within the last few years, it's come into fashion on this side of the Atlantic. And it's easy to see why. ...
Combine Prosecco and Aperol in equal parts, a splash of soda water, and garnish with an orange slice, take a sip, and get transported to your happy place. Contributed by Brenda Tolentino ofDish Our Town Mirto Liqueur Pin Myrtle liquor, made from Myrtle berries (CC3.0 photo byGiancarlo Des...
The great part about the Aperol spritz is that Aperol is a potable bitters. If you truly want to craft the entire cocktail, you can learn how to make bitters using a bitters recipe. It’s good for your digestion. It’s also relatively low in alcohol, with 11%. The ingredients and ...