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Butterflies in Flight
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Submitted on: March 2, 2024
A blue absinthe??? The beautiful color of Absinthia’s Bleue absinthe comes from butterfly pea flowers. It’s a large climbing plant with the most beautiful blue flowers. I’m actually trying to grow some this year 😍! The absinthe has a lovely flavor, not very strong on the anise notes, although it is present and recognizable. This cocktail is a riff on a Death & Co. cocktail, I added an egg white, swapped out a green chile vodka for the Ancho Reyes, and adjusted the ratios a bit. It’s quite delic...
Ingredients
- 1.75 oz
- .75 oz
- .75 ozAncho Reyes Verde Poblano
- .5 oz
- .25 oz
- .25 oz
- 1 eaEgg White
Instructions
Garnish
Build
Glass
Estimated strength
Butterfly pea flowers
Dry Shake
Coupe
About 21% ABV (estimate)
By Melissa Hoyle
Bartender
Hi there! I've been a bartender at the same restaurant for over 10 years. My favorite spirits to work with are rum (love a good tiki drink!), gin and amaros. I love to garden and I often use the herbs and produce I grow to make syrups and infusions. Cheers y'all! ...
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View MoreDry shake, then add ice and shake to chill. Double strain into a coupe glass and garnish.
Editor's Note
Banana and poblano create a surprising, spicy-sweet tension. Absinthia’s Bleue adds a floral, herbal depth that ties the disparate flavors together.
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Stacy (Crafted Pour)
13 March 2024
This sounds delightfully complex and delicious.
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