Last Word | Cocktail Party

Last Word

This trendy little jewel is actually a relic of the Roaring 20s. It languished in obscurity until Seattle bartender Murray Stenson re-discovered it in the mid-00s, and these days it’s a rare cocktail menu that doesn’t include it.

The hype is entirely justified; the drink is piquant and complex, the ratio is easy to remember, and it makes healthy use of a couple of wonderful liqueurs too often relegated to the back of the cabinet.

Ingredients

Instructions

Shake with ice and strain into a chilled cocktail glass – the prettier the glass, the better it tastes. Really!

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