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Last Word

Hello, cocktail connoisseurs and flavor alchemists! Today, we’re delving into the secret society of mixology with the Last Word Cocktail – a libation so mysterious, it’s like a sip from the fountain of forgotten elixirs. It’s the drink that’ll have you feeling like a clandestine flavor operative, decoding the enigma of botanical wonders with each sip. Get ready to shake, pour, and savor the intrigue, because when life hands you secrets and spirits, you create a cocktail that’s as enigmatic as a riddle and as delightful as a punchline from a mixologist comedian!

Yield and Total Time: This recipe is your passport to two glasses of mixological mystery, and you’ll be unraveling the Last Word in just 7 minutes. Because waiting for a secret to be revealed is like waiting for a magician to finish their trick – it’s both suspenseful and utterly captivating.

Ingredients:

  • 3/4 ounce of gin (the undercover agent of our mixological mission)
  • 3/4 ounce of green Chartreuse (the mystical elixir that adds a touch of herbal wizardry)
  • 3/4 ounce of Maraschino liqueur (the enigmatic essence that brings a whisper of sweetness)
  • 3/4 ounce of freshly squeezed lime juice (the zesty informant that spills the citrusy beans)
  • Ice cubes (because a warm cocktail is like a secret that’s out – not as thrilling)

Directions:

a. Picture yourself in a dimly lit speakeasy, with a jazz band playing in the background and whispers of mixological secrets in the air. Got that clandestine image? Excellent! Now, let’s make a Last Word Cocktail that’ll have you feeling like a mixologist detective.

b. Grab your shaker, the secret compartment of our mixological dossier. Fill it with ice cubes – we’re creating a chilled atmosphere for our covert operation.

c. Pour in the gin. Pour it like you’re sharing a classified piece of information – it’s the undercover agent that lays the foundation for our clandestine concoction.

d. Add the green Chartreuse. Add it like you’re introducing a hint of herbal mystique – it’s the elixir that adds an air of botanical wizardry to our mission.

e. Toss in the Maraschino liqueur. Toss it like you’re exchanging whispers in a back alley – it’s the enigmatic essence that brings a touch of sweet intrigue to our cocktail affair.

f. Squeeze in the lime juice. Squeeze it like you’re extracting the truth from a juicy lime informant – it’s the zesty informant that spills the citrusy beans and adds a refreshing twist.

g. Shake it like you’re shaking hands with a spy in a classic espionage film; we’re aiming for a blend that’s as smooth as a secret handshake.

h. Strain the covert elixir into two coupes or martini glasses. Admire the pale green elixir; it’s the Last Word Cocktail that’s ready to be deciphered by your taste buds.

i. Hold your glass high, and toast to the Last Word – the drink that turns every sip into a mixological mystery. “To the gin, the Chartreuse, the Maraschino, the lime, and the downright covert charm – cheers, my mixologist operatives!”

j. Take a sip, let the herbal notes dance on your palate, and imagine yourself in a clandestine speakeasy, clinking glasses with fellow flavor detectives. It’s not just a cocktail; it’s a sip of mixological intrigue.

Summary

There you have it – the Last Word Cocktail recipe that’s as mysterious as a secret society handshake and as delightful as a cocktail party with undercover agents. Share it with fellow flavor operatives, bring it to clandestine gatherings, or enjoy it solo while pondering the mysteries of mixology. The Last Word isn’t just a libation; it’s a celebration of the gin, the Chartreuse, the Maraschino, the lime, and the downright mixological charm. Here’s to the dimly lit speakeasies, the jazz-filled atmospheres, and the Last Word magic. Cheers to the Last Word – the drink that turns every moment into a sip of mixological mystique! 🕵️‍♂️🍸🔍

Photo by: Esquire

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