I've been doxxed!!
Sorry for old post bump, but I’ve done some of this myself and found that the amount of gin I prefer very strongly correlates with the vermouth I’m using. Like if I’m using Martini & Rossi I need to be pretty heavy-handed and go towards 2 parts gin (maybe a few splashes more) to smooth out the sugar, but if I go with e.g. Lo-Fi I can back off the gin a bit (though I still prefer something closer to 1.5 than 1).


I love a Jungle Bird. It's the type of tiki that I have always wanted. I have never been into the super sweet things. Bitter is better!Thought about going to the cocktail spot down the street but decided to pick up a couple bottles and stay home.
Jungle Bird.
Used ginger simple and hey, what's this? St. George Bruto Americano!
Kingston Negroni but w the Hamilton instead of the usual called-for Smith & Cross (which has never been my fave). It's fine but whoooo does that pot still funk come through! It's kinda chocolatey. Not mad at it. Will experiment at a later date.
Probably going back to the Jungle Bird after this because I need to use this pineapple.
Don't be surprised if you see some pineapple margs in the future.
But honey, Campari is a type of amaro.My wife has been making black Manhattans this week. Except she has been confusing campari with amaro. I saw her drinking a bright red cocktail and asked what it was. Nope honey, that's not a black Manhattan. But enjoy!
holy smokes, it makes sense now. I have a list of recipes on our inside cabinet that we can make at any time. It's not specific as to the type of amaro.But honey, Campari is a type of amaro.
Do you mean Aperol?
Oh man, but you have Campari (or other more bitter thing), right?!holy smokes, it makes sense now. I have a list of recipes on our inside cabinet that we can make at any time. It's not specific as to the type of amaro.
We have campari, Montenegro and Nonino.Oh man, but you have Campari (or other more bitter thing), right?!