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I have had it as a shot with a ginger-ale chaser, pretty tasty but very strong/bitter straight. Will have to try the coke mix.
Good article in The Atlantic a little while ago on it. Last edited by Stick; 11-11-2009 at 10:25 PM. |
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I especially liked this part: "Branca’s great-great-grandfather conceived the original formula in 1845. “It was born as a medicine,” Branca said, and for decades Fernet was touted for its healthful effects. As recently as 1962, Suburbia Today recommended it for “overeating, flatulence, hangovers, gas pains, [and] lifting yourself off the floor when you’ve mixed oysters and bananas.”
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![]() Ironic, isn't it, that it came from one of my fellow S.H.I.T. herfers.
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Even though you never do for me Peter... I will cut you some slack ![]() It sounds interesting however the "saffron" flavor kind of turns me off. I love the flavor of saffron in food but can't imagine it being anywhere near tasty in a drink ![]() The rhubarb/cardamom part ![]() |
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basil muddled in grapefruit juice with vodka
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Thanks for all the kind responses guys! |
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I agree that it is not to be drunk by itself but not because it is too strong in alcohol - 80 proof. Maybe because of the strength in flavor. It is a bit overwhelming and "different.
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