The Helena Bonham Carter

The Helena Bonham Carter
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Total Time
2 minutes
Rating
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Named for the 2011 best supporting actress Oscar nominee (for "The King's Speech") and created by Meaghan Dorman of Raines Law Room.

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Ingredients

Yield:1 drink
  • ¾ounce apricot liqueur
  • 1ounce Cocchi Apertivo Americano
  • ounce Plymouth gin
  • absinthe, to rinse the interior of the glass
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Preparation

  1. Step 1

    First swirl some absinthe in a glass, then pour it out. Next, combine three-fourths of an ounce of apricot liqueur, an ounce of Cocchi Aperitivo Americano and one and a half ounces of Plymouth gin. Stir with ice and strain into the glass. Spritz with lemon peel oil (by squeezing a zest of lemon over the drink) and garnish with a twist of lemon peel.

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If you don’t like gin, drink a different drink!

I plan to pour it out into my mouth, not throw it out. I won't waste that good stuff.

I think you’d be well served omitting the gin and adding an ounce or two of soda water and serving over ice in a highball - a negroni is gin-Campari-sweet vermouth whereas an americano is Campari-sweet vermouth-soda water - a nice summer substitute

This is a delicious, strong, multi layered cocktail—my friends and I adore this drink. Totally worth the effort.

Wow! This was delicious! The botanicals from the gin are so appealing. The sweetness of the apricot liqueur adds the final flourish. I will drink this again and again.

I served these at a party as written. Most felt it was too sweet. I then added lemon juice and sparkling water. Much better for those adverse to sweet cocktails.

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