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Ok, I will make the first try, please someone make something more interesting!
Kiwi Ahumado
1oz kiwi syrup
1oz tequila (Tequila Ocho San Jeronimo)
1/2oz Midori
3/4oz Mezcal (Del Maguey Chipicapa)
3/4oz key lime juice
Mix all ingredients, shake with ice.
Look - Kiwi syrup is ugly! Dull gray green. The Midori and lime help but I would not call this beautiful. The picture is misleading, it doesn't look that bright to me in real life.
Tasting notes - this is lovely, but not exceptional. Smells like kiwi. Tart on first sip, the smoke of the mezcal is prominent in a good way, toward the top of my mouth. Just sweet enough. The mouth feel is interesting, the kiwi syrup sort of rough from the seeds, the texture slightly thick and very pleasant. The Midori is hidden, it just supports the kiwi, rounds out the fruit flavor.