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1 part Rémy Martin Cognac
1 part Mount Gay Extra Old Rum
1 part Maker’s 46
2 dashes Angostura Bitters
2 dashes Bitter Truth Chocolate Bitters
2 dashes Angostura Orange Bitters
1 part Old Fashioned Simple Syrup
The Old Fashioned Cocktail is simple yet multidimensional. Its few ingredients combine to create what some consider the perfect cocktail. You can make old fashioned cocktails with any spirit; rum and tequila both make a wonderful old fashioned. But why not try multiple spirits and multiple bitters for that matter? The Cubed Old Fashioned could just take you to the fourth dimension!
Cubed Old Fashioned
Instructions
stir with ice
strain into a cocktail glass
garnish with orange zest and a cherry
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Jamie Boudreau
From simple garnishes to the most complex molecular mixology, Jamie Boudreau takes you through tips and techniques that are paramount to today's bartender.
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8 Comments
Okay, and I thought I was getting fancy with my Old Fashioned variant, the Judge Walker…
(http://bibulo.us/2010/08/judge-walker.html)
Hey Dinah, your drink would be better classified as an Manhattan variant. It sounds good though, I’d give that one a try!!
Well, technically yes it is, but once you try it I think you’ll group it with the Old Fashioned. It’s got just a bit less intense mood than a Manhattan. Sort of thing a judge would have after work, don’t you know?
Dinah - That drink looks fabulous! I think I will try that one!
Meanwhile, I add chocolate bitters to the shopping list…
Of course, on the other hand, it IS most certainly old- fashioned in it structure. I can see what you mean though. Whatever anyone want’s to call it, a good drink is a good drink. Cheers!!
what jigger is he using here and where can i pick up one??
Byron, Jamie is using an antique “Napier” jigger. They made a few different styles back in the day. You can currently find one of these on eBay for $49 (Item #360336339583).