The Story Behind The Citrus Highball
Highballs are one of my favorite drinks to make at home, especially after a long day. Not only is this recipe super easy with only two ingredients, it’s also beautifully balanced.
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Urban Cowboy Lodge’s Montenegro Hot Toddy:
The Montenegro Hot Toddy combines the nutty notes of bourbon and cinnamon syrup with Solera cream sherry, Amaro Montenegro, and apple brandy.
Peasant Wine Bar’s Hot Buttered Amaro Caldo:
From Peasant Wine Bar, this drink is made with amaro, spices, and plenty of butter. The result is a decadent, drinkable dessert.
The Lawn Flamingo Recipe:
Checking all the flavor boxes, Brooklyn beverage director Sarah Boisjoli mixes sweet, tart, and savory with pineapple and lime juices, blackstrap rum, mezcal, Campari, and simple syrup. Learn how to make her recipe here.
Urban Cowboy Lodge’s Hot Toddy:
Urban Cowboy Lodge's Hot Toddy elevates seasonal flavors like apple, winter citrus, cinnamon, and nutmeg. See the recipe here!
The Fireside Amaro Montenegro Spice:
Amaro Montenegro's nutmeg, clove, and bitter orange notes blend well with the smokiness of mezcal in this elegant cocktail.
The Amaro di Cocco Recipe:
This mashup of two very different cocktails from Boston's Shore Leave proves that tiki doesn’t have to be synonymous with overly sweet.
