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Belphegor’s Prime
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Submitted on: October 19, 2024
Not our first drink to bear the name of a Prince of Hell, to be sure, but probably our first to be named after a number, specifically: 1,000,000,000,000,066,600,000,000,000,001. Not only a prime number but a palindrome, so easy enough to remember, right? Just think of it as the Number of the Beast, with thirteen zeroes on each side of it, and then a one at each end of that. Thirty-one digits in all (which is, of course, 13 reversed). So, if you can’t remember this demon’s name, or if you don’t w...
Ingredients
- 1.25 ozFig-infused Gum-laced Campari
- 1.25 ozParadiso Rosé Vermouth
- .5 ozMastiha Spirit
- 2 bar spoonRaspberry-rosemary Shrub
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Instructions
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Upside-down pi symbol in bitters
Shake & Double Strain
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Shake all ingredients over ice and double strain into a Nick & Nora glass. Decorate foam with the symbol of Belphegor’s prime (upside-down pi). For the Campari in this drink, we first slice three figs and seal them in 400 ml of Campari; leave for three days to infuse. Now, for an extra silky mouthfeel, combine 15 g of gum arabic with 30 ml additional Campari, whisk violently, then set aside for several hours until the gum has been absorbed. Add this to your fig-infused Campari, bottle, and stor...
Editor's Note
Fig-infused Campari meets resinous Mastiha in this complex, thematic sipper. Gum arabic adds a silky mouthfeel that anchors the bitter and herbal notes.
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Crafted Pour
27 October 2026
This is such a fascinating and well-thought-out concept! Do you happen to have the recipe for the raspberry-rosemary shrub so others can try making it at home?
Stacy (Crafted Pour)
6 November 2024
This sounds incredible. What brand do you recommend for the shrub or did you make it ? If you did, what are the specs on it?
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