"Smoke Signal | Crafted Pour"

"Fee Brothers sent me a bottle of their new Turkish Tobacco Bitters to try out and share my thoughts on, so I made this spiced and smoky take on Trader Vic’s classic Port Light. I have to admit, I was a bit skeptical when they initially reached out. I was pretty much clueless as to what I would want to use cigarette-flavoured bitters for, but that’s (obviously, in hindsight) not what this delicious bottled spice bomb is at all! The first sniff hit with the deep, rich aromas of coffee and something almost mole-like. Further sampling gave way to warm clove and nutmeg spices, and the flavour of tobacco in this form is really so delicious and interesting. You could treat these bitters as a substitute for more standard aromatic options, especially in drinks with darker spirits, but I wanted to lean into the smoke and spice for my first real bout with them. An awesome new butcher shop opened here recently, and they were selling this smoked honey. I knew these bitters were en route, so I grabbed a jar of that and made a cinnamon syrup with it. The Turkish Tobacco Bitters were further amped up with spicy rye subbed for bourbon. All in all, a delicious new addition to the liquor cabinet, and I can’t wait to share more recipes.", "undefined", "Smoke Signal",

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Smoke Signal By , Fee Brothers sent me a bottle of their new Turkish Tobacco Bitters to try out and share my thoughts on, so I made this spiced and smoky take on Trader Vic’s classic Port Light. I have to admit, I was a bit skeptical when they initially reached out. I was pretty much clueless as to what I would want to use cigarette-flavoured bitters for, but that’s (obviously, in hindsight) not what this delicious bottled spice bomb is at all! The first sniff hit with the deep, rich aromas of coffee and something almost mole-like. Further sampling gave way to warm clove and nutmeg spices, and the flavour of tobacco in this form is really so delicious and interesting. You could treat these bitters as a substitute for more standard aromatic options, especially in drinks with darker spirits, but I wanted to lean into the smoke and spice for my first real bout with them. An awesome new butcher shop opened here recently, and they were selling this smoked honey. I knew these bitters were en route, so I grabbed a jar of that and made a cinnamon syrup with it. The Turkish Tobacco Bitters were further amped up with spicy rye subbed for bourbon. All in all, a delicious new addition to the liquor cabinet, and I can’t wait to share more recipes. Fee Brothers sent me a bottle of their new Turkish Tobacco Bitters to try out and share my thoughts on, so I made this spiced and smoky take on Trader Vic’s classic Port Light. I have to admit, I was a bit skeptical when they initially reached out. I was pretty much clueless as to what I would want to use cigarette-flavoured bitters for, but that’s (obviously, in hindsight) not what this delicious bottled spice bomb is at all! The first sniff hit with the deep, rich aromas of coffee and something almost mole-like. Further sampling gave way to warm clove and nutmeg spices, and the flavour of tobacco in this form is really so delicious and interesting. You could treat these bitters as a substitute for more standard aromatic options, especially in drinks with darker spirits, but I wanted to lean into the smoke and spice for my first real bout with them. An awesome new butcher shop opened here recently, and they were selling this smoked honey. I knew these bitters were en route, so I grabbed a jar of that and made a cinnamon syrup with it. The Turkish Tobacco Bitters were further amped up with spicy rye subbed for bourbon. All in all, a delicious new addition to the liquor cabinet, and I can’t wait to share more recipes. Ingredients: - Fee Brothers Turkish Tobacco Bitters - Rye Whiskey Instructions: Combine bourbon and egg white in a drink mixer tin. Blend for 10 seconds. Add remaining ingredients and a cup of crushed ice. Flash blend, then open pour into a pilsner glass. Garnish with a smoking cinnamon stick, which will definitely keep sinking, then settle for a lemon spiral. Tiki,Sours,Originals,Frozen,Smoke