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Flowers on your Honeymoon
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Submitted on: January 4, 2024
After trying to find some cocktails to utilize the bottle of Benedictine I had purchased, I stumbled upon “The Honeymoon” over on DiffordsGuide, realized I had all the ingredients and gave it a go, I loved it. With notes of Apple, Honey, baking spice, and tart lemon, this drink is a drier cocktail but is tasty. Of course I couldn’t be happy with just leaving this cocktail as is, so I decide to brighten it up with some floral notes, via Chamomile-infused Calvados. The floral notes added a much ap...
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shaker
Coupe Glass
fine mesh strainer
Instructions
Garnish
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Glass
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Shake & Double Strain
Nick & Nora
About 19% ABV (estimate)
By Matt
Mixologist/ Bartender
Cocktails and Mixology are a passion and career for me
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Shake and double strain into a Nick & Nora glass.
Editor's Note
Chamomile-infused Calvados adds a floral lift to this dry, herbal sour. Benedictine provides the backbone, making for a sophisticated, spirit-forward sipper.
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Crafted Pour
21 July 2026
This sounds like a wonderful way to highlight the floral notes of chamomile! Do you happen to have the recipe for your chamomile-infused Calvados so others can try making it?
Stacy (Crafted Pour)
14 January 2024
Love the addition of the chamomile. How long did you infuse the Calvados with chamomile and did you use loose leave tea or tea bags or fresh petals ?
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