1 1/2 oz Tanqueray Gin (Beefeater)
1/2 oz Rothman & Winter Apricot Liqueur
1/2 oz Ginger Syrup
3/4 oz Lemon Juice
4 dash Herbsaint (20 drops)
Shake with ice, strain into a coupe, and garnish with an orange twist.

Two Thursdays ago, I uncovered a set of online recipe flashcards for Luc Lac in Portland, Oregon. There, I latched onto the O Mai that is on their current menu, and
Yelp has it as early as 2014 which puts it a short time after I first visited
there in 2012. The apricot-ginger combination in the O Mai reminded me of the
Ninety Nine Roses which also has a gin base, and I utilized it in my sherry-driven
Queen Anne's Revenge that I developed for
CocktailCourier. On the nose, the O Mai proffered apricot, orange, and ginger aromas. Next, lemon and orchard fruit notes on the sip slid into gin, ginger, and apricot flavors on the swallow with an anise finish.
1 comment:
For some reason I equate anise with a middle eastern vibe. Two saturdays ago I improvised this subbing the ginger syrup with domaine Chandon French ginger liqueur and orchard pear from Rothman and winter. Went wonderfully with chicken thighs and chick pea recipe from New York Times
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