Paper Plane

Name: Paper Plane
Ingredients: .75 oz Luxardo Aperitivo Liqueur; .75 oz Luxardo Amaro Abano; .75 oz Bourbon; .75 oz Freshly Squeezed Lemon Juice

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By Hotaling & Co

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: August 25, 2023

Essentials

Advanced Palate

Paper plane 2007 - A Luxardo house recipe. Coupe glass, meet first class — we’re taking the Last Word to new heights. In 2007, M.I.A’s “Paper Planes” blared on airwaves across the world — and award-winning NYC bartenders Sasha Petraske and Sam Ross were duly inspired to create their now-famous cocktail of the exact same name. The resulting Paper Plane was then handed off to colleague Toby Maloney for his new bar, The Violet Hour, before becoming a menu item back at Petraske and Ross’s bar, Mi...

Ingredients

.75 oz
Luxardo Aperitivo Liqueur

.75 oz
Luxardo Amaro Abano

.75 oz
Bourbon

.75 oz
Freshly Squeezed Lemon Juice

Instructions

Garnish

Lemon Twist

Build

Shake & Strain

Glass

Coupe

Estimated strength

About 18% ABV (estimate)

By Hotaling & Co

San Francisco importer of super-premium spirits

A born and bred San Francisco original, Hotaling & Co. is a leading importer of super-premium spirits and cocktail essentials. The name Hotaling & Co. nods to the local legend A.P. Hotaling, who ventured West during the Gold Rush and quickly became one of the most reputable spirits dealers in the country and a notable figure in American drinking culture. Fueled by a passion for beverage expertise, education, and hospitality, Hotaling & Co. carries on this tradition of artisanal excellence by bri...

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• Add liquid ingredients to a shaker with ice. Shake until chilled. • Strain mixture into a chilled coupe glass. • Garnish the finished cocktail with lemon peel.

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A modern classic that perfectly balances bitter, sweet, and sour. The 1:1:1:1 ratio creates a complex, herbal profile that remains remarkably drinkable.