Aloe Can You Go

Name: Aloe Can You Go
Ingredients: 1 1/2 oz Hendrick's Gin; 3/4 oz Chareau Aloe Liqueur; 1 oz Pomegranate Concentrate; 3/4 oz Ginger Honey Syrup; 6 dash Angostura Aromatic Bitters

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By Jocelyn Jolley

Submitted on: March 17, 2021

Essentials

Advanced Palate

For this one, I felt compelled to make a super spicy ginger cocktail with a twist. Having also been a winter cocktail, I wanted to use pomegranate and honey to give it more of a rich quality. The aloe liqueur was a last-minute touch to add some depth and it ended up coming through on the back end ever so beautifully. So much in fact, that I named the drink after this “hard to put your finger on” flavor with some help from my regulars one night when I was R and D’ing this drink. *Ginger Honey Sy...

Ingredients

1 1/2 oz
Hendrick's Gin

3/4 oz
Chareau Aloe Liqueur

1 oz
Pomegranate Concentrate

3/4 oz
Ginger Honey Syrup

6 dash
Angostura Aromatic Bitters

Instructions

Garnish

Build

Shake & Double Strain

Glass

Glass

Estimated strength

About 17% ABV (estimate)

By Jocelyn Jolley

Bartender @ Michael's on Naples

Jocelyn has been bartending for over 13 years, working her way through any and all types of bars and restaurants. From corporate to mom and pop, catering to dive bar, Greek family restaurant to Italian fine dining, Jocelyn has been able to adapt and grow through the ever changing trends of bartending. Having come a long way from mojitos and mudslides, Jocelyn has cut her teeth in craft bartending for the past 5 years. She most recently has been working at Michael’s on Naples, an upscale and beau...

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Shake vigorously with ice, then double strain into a rocks glass over a large ice cube.

Editor's Note

A rich, winter-leaning sour where cool aloe liqueur and spicy, house-made ginger-honey syrup build a complex stage for gin and pomegranate. Boldly sweet and deeply flavorful.