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Mint and eucalyptus followed by bitter molasses. Great combination follows - liquorice, vanilla, cloves, green herbs (think nettle, tarragon) and bitter radicchio. Long and warming bitter herb finish.
- Can't go wrong. The standard for artichoke amaro.
- It delivers. Haven't found a substitute that won't dramatically change the drink.
- I love this! Made a mezcal old fashioned with it. DELICIOUS!
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Can't go wrong with Cynar. The standard for artichoke amaro.
It delivers. Nothing more or less. Haven’t found a substitute that won’t dramatically change the drink into something else
Fav cynar recipe
1.5 oz bourbon
1.5 oz cynar
1.5 oz amaro anniversary
3/4 oz lemon
Shake with ice and pour into glass full of ice
Loved the Cynar
I love this! Made a mezcal old fashioned with it. DELICIOUS!
1 1/2 oz mezcal
3/4 oz cynar
1/4 oz maple syrup
2 dashes angostura bitters
2 dashes cardamom bitters
stir with ice and pour over large ice cube
Cynar is great alternative for Campari in Boulevardiers (equal parts of bourbon, sweet vermouth, and amaro). Enjoy!
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