Classic Cocktail: Negroni. From Hate to Love
The first time I had a Negroni cocktail I hated it. When I realised that not all gins were the same, I started with some guidance, playing with proportions.
The first time I had a Negroni cocktail I hated it. When I realised that not all gins were the same, I started with some guidance, playing with proportions.
The Epic San Andres Project E is a medium bodied cigar. From beginning to end a rich smoothness was a constant companion to the changing flavours in this cigar.
Continuing with my film-book cocktail tie-in series, this is the Diabolique cocktail. A devilishly tasty little vodka cocktail suitable for any spooky party.
Villa Zamorano have given me a mixed bag of cigars ranging from amazing to rather lacklustre. The Villa Zamorano Churchill is a lot of cigar for a budget price.
A Leap Year cocktail is a twist on the classic dry martini. It seemed appropriate for 2020 as not only is it a leap year, I wouldn’t mind leaping to the new one
On a friend’s recommendation, I tried a Flor de Selva Robusto. It didn’t look or sound like my usual cigar but it may end up being one of my cigars of the year!
The 2001 cocktail called for a gold rum, but I used a spiced and dark rum. It wasn’t quite a journey through a stargate, nor I didn’t have a monolithic headache
With autumn in to full swing, what is more warming than a sloe gin cocktail? I find that this gin liqueur a bit too syrupy on its own but perfect in a cocktail.
Hiram & Solomon serve up a beautifully constructed cigar full of delicious flavours in their Master Mason. Fun ensued when I shared this cigar with a friend.
The Cuaba Divinos is a divine little smoke. The figurado vitola is beautiful to look at and has had a regular spot in my humidor since I first smoked it in 2010