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Small batch vinegar for the win; Supplcation for the bigger win.

The Lorraine looks good Marc, the Earthquake, not so much.

Trying out some High West 36th Vote barreled Manhattan.

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I'll need to get back to you on this one.

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Well it is definitely interesting as the ingredients are well integrated and there is a bit of smoothness that would not be there without the barrel aging. I probably would have used their Rendevous Rye rather than their Double Rye, but that is personal preference.

But that is where I was disappointed. When I make a Manhattan, I get to choose the Rye, the vermouth(s), bitters, proportions, etc. the Manhattan is one f the most tweakable of cocktails, and that is one of the reasons I like it so well. I can craft it to fit my mood at the time. You lose that here so better to view it as something altogether different. If you do that it is worthwhile and interesting.

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Had some Grenache/Syrah and Malbec with ribeye at Ray's the Steaks tonight which was nice but now it is back to work. sad.png

By the way, if anyone finds themselves in Arlington, VA, I can wholeheartedly recommend the steaks at Ray's. They were absolutely delicious and perfectly cooked. The only thing is the wait (we had a bit of a wait on a Tuesday night) and they only have wine/beer so no after dinner whiskey.

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Amaro Amore

2oz gin

.5oz Aperol--don't substitute

2tsp Maraschino

2 dashes jerry Thomas barrel aged bitters

I forgot that most of my stuff is in Fairfax and that i didn't have Aperol but oh well it was tasty.

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This is really what I drank 48 hours ago at Bruery Provisions but I figured it was still worth a mention.

A good assortment of Cantillon followed by

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Black Tuesday 2011 on-tap.

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