Categories: Cocktails

Onomatopeata

A few months ago we bought an Aerogarden. These tiny hydroponic gardens are awesome for city dwelling folk. After growing more herbs than we could use in a lifetime, we decided to get something more practical and we bought tomato pods. A ton of water, a few dash of nutrients, and a few months later we had a thriving tomato garden.

The Onomatopeata came out of a desire to do something with our new tomato wealth, and with peaty scotch.

We revved on the drink a few times before arriving at a recipe that works.

Peaty spin on a bloody Mary

Ingredients

  • 1.75 oz Lightly Peated Scotch (Compass Box Great King Street)
  • .25 oz Yellow Chartreuse
  • .75 oz Lemon Juice
  • .25 oz 2:1 Honey Syrup
  • 4 Cherry Tomatoes
  • 1 Barspoon of Ardbeg
  • .1 oz Saline Solution

Glass

Cocktail Glass

Instructions

  • Make honey syrup by combining 2 oz honey with 1 oz water and stirring until dissolved.
  • Muddle 4 cherry tomatoes.
  • Add in all ingredients except Ardbeg.
  • Shake and strain into cocktail glass.
  • Float a barspoon of Uigeadail
  • Garnish with a cherry tomato.
Michael L

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