Minimalism meets depth.
Post your recipe, bitters, syrup and rum choice — and why it works.
Related: Bitters & Drops – The Final Touch
Minimalism meets depth.
Post your recipe, bitters, syrup and rum choice — and why it works.
Related: Bitters & Drops – The Final Touch
Mache ich regelmäßig ä, aber nachfolgende Kombi ist mir und meinen Gästen im Gedächtnis geblieben:
0,5-0,75 cl Zuckersirup (St James)
6 cl RX666
2-3 Dash Perchauds aromatic bitter
Orangenzeste
Eis
Den Rum hatte ich blind gegriffen, ein Glücksgriff wie ich an dem Abend und später fand.
Always demera syrup. Bittermens xoccolatl mole is a real nice addition to angostura bitters. In case of bitters there are many good alt, for ex. bittercube: cherry bark vanilla, root beer & black strap bitters. Though not sure if u found these in EU.
As far as rum u can go with whatever your liking. Preferably something with a fair amount of age and body that could hold up to the demera syrup and bitters: doorlys with an addition of 5ml el dorado 15 (works great in whiskey old fashioned as well) works fine, shakara 12 might be a hidden treasure and black tot for a more nuanced. The alt are endless
Thank god!
I always struggle to make a rum old fashioned
Now what I do is split base rum/cognac or rum bourbon and I prefer it over only rum
Weird I guess ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Then you might like the cocktails Sazerac or even Vieux Carré with a split base of cognac and rum insted of american whiskey. Lovely drinks!
Sazerac is also something I like but for the vieux carré, I can’t justify buying Benedictine just for that haha