Clandestine Cocktail Recipe

CLANDESTINE COCKTAIL Recipe

The Clandestine cocktail dates back to 2017 and is a wild blend of flavors in which honey balances the bitter notes of gentian with citrusy bergamot and Scotch Whisky.

INGREDIENTS

  • 45 ml/ 1 ½ oz. Scotch Whisky
  • 15 ml/ ½ oz. Suze gentian liqueur
  • 10 ml/ ⅓ oz. Italicus liqueur
  • 5 ml/ ¼ oz. honey sirup

METHOD

  1. Fill a mixing glass ⅔ full off ice.
  2. Add the ingredients and stir until chilled.
  3. Add a big ice cube into chilled old fashioned glass.
  4. Strain into the old fashioned glass.
  5. Express orange zest twist over the cocktail and use as garnish.

Shopping List

  1. Whisky | USA* | UK*| Germany*
  2. Honey Syrup | USA | UK | Germany
  3. Glasses | USA* | UK* | Germany*

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