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Thought this might be a good place to share cocktail recipes. I'll start off with a classic prohibition-era drink that's simple to make if you have the right ingredients
The Last Word
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3/4 oz. beefeater or tanqueray london dry gin
3/4 oz. green chartreuse
3/4 oz. luxardo maraschino liquor
3/4 oz. fresh-squeezed lime juice
instructions:
add all the ingredients to a shaker with ice and shake, pour into either a coupe or a rocks glass.
BONUS: swap out gin for a good mezcal and I think it is even better, gives a great smoky quality that works great with the other ingredients!
@bobwest When I have a chance to indulge, Bourbon is my go to! I've got a few good recipes to add here that are bourbon-based, but straight bourbon is a thing of beauty
Outside of creating a great cocktail, this is one of the best conversation-pieces I know of, grab one of these tins and I don't think you'll be disappointed. If you have people over then Underberg becomes a thing to talk about and the conversation goes in a million directions. If you're by yourself and contemplating life its an interesting, metitative shot. Slamming one of these tiny bottles is always a lot of fun.
