Beli's Slayer

Name: Beli's Slayer
Ingredients: 1.5 oz Aquavit; 0.5 oz Yellow Chartreuse; 0.25 oz Grapefruit Liqueur; 0.5 oz Thyme Syrup; 1 oz Lemon Juice; 4 dash(es) The Bitter Truth Celery Bitters; 1 ea Grapefruit Peel

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By Logan

Made with a product from a current or former Crafted Pour partner. The creator may have received free product or other incentives from the brand.

Submitted on: April 24, 2022

Refreshing

Aperitif

I've been on a big Aquavit kick lately. This one is named after Freyr the Norse god of fertility, peace, prosperity and virility, sunshine, fair weather and good harvest In one of the surviving myths, Freyr is in Odin's throne room one day when he decides to sit on his throne, granting him the power to see far and wide into the world. He happens to gaze upon a giantess named Gerdr when he is stricken with grief and desire. He sends one of his servants to ask her hand in marriage. He gives his s...

Ingredients

1.5 oz
Aquavit

0.5 oz
Yellow Chartreuse

0.25 oz
Grapefruit Liqueur

0.5 oz
Thyme Syrup

1 oz
Lemon Juice

4 dash(es)
The Bitter Truth Celery Bitters

1 ea
Grapefruit Peel

Instructions

Garnish

Grapefruit Twist

Build

Shake & Strain

Glass

Coupe

Estimated strength

About 17% ABV (estimate)

By Logan

Mixologist

A home enthusiast with a passion for all things tiki! Rum is my favourite poison, but I also love Whiskey, Brandy and just about every other spirit. I'm fairly new to cocktail making but I quickly fell in love with it and enjoy the pursuit of finding my new favourite libation. Cheers! ...

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Combine all ingredients in a shaker tin and shake with ice. Strain into a coupe. Express Grapefruit Twist over drink and garnish. Enjoy! For the Thyme Syrup, make 2:1 simple syrup. When the sugar is dissolved throw in a small handful of fresh thyme. Cover and let cool. Strain out the thyme and refrigerate

Editor's Note

A savory, herbal sour built on a foundation of caraway-forward aquavit. Yellow Chartreuse adds honeyed complexity, while thyme syrup and celery bitters create a garden-fresh finish.