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Tommy and the Rondells (lemmy.world)

submitted 2 months ago* (last edited 2 months ago) by RBWells to c/cocktails

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Got this from the Mixel app, credited to Brad Farran. Recipe sounds strange AF, I was looking for something with Galliano that wouldn't use my two oranges (as the storm Milton may call for a hurricane later this week I want to save them) and something with some amount of citrus. This is really quite nice. Would not have thought tequila and rum would work together like this. I put a little more Galliano and no agave - if doing it again I might sub honey syrup though.

3/4 oz tequila Reposado

1/4voz mezcal joven

1 oz dark rum

1/2 oz Galliano

Dash of Absinthe

1 oz lime (scant, since no agave, closer to 3/4 oz)

3/4 oz agave syrup

1 dash tiki bitters (I didn't have, used Angostura)

Shake all with ice, pour over one ice cube.

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[–] mpg 1 points 2 months ago (1 children)

I love the ingredients list, and I’m really into the idea here! Gotta say, though, that color is not very appealing 😁

[–] RBWells 1 points 2 months ago

Yes, certainly not a looker. It is very good though. I think if made with white rum and claro tequila it would be pretty but not as tasty.