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FrogPrincesse

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The Foxtail (Thomas Kunick via Gaz Regan) with Tanqueray London dry gin (substituted for Oxley gin), Benedictine, white grapefruit juice (Oro Blanco).

 

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A very simple three components/equal parts number. Benedictine is indeed very nice with grapefruit.

I think the cocktail would be better with slightly more gin and less Benedictine because the balance was a tad off - the flavors were herbal and sometimes bordering on the side of medicinal. Or maybe Oxley gin works better with these ratios, it's entirely possible. Apparently it's also juniper-forward but has more citrus than Tanqueray.

 

 

 

FrogPrincesse

FrogPrincesse


formatting issues

The Foxtail (Thomas Kunick via Gaz Regan) with Tanqueray London dry gin (substituted for Oxley gin), Benedictine, white grapefruit juice (Oro Blanco).

 

24562375829_ed96dca6ac_b.jpg

 

 

 

A very simple three components/equal parts number. Benedictine is indeed very nice with grapefruit.

I think the cocktail would be better with slightly more gin and less Benedictine because the balance was a tad off - the flavors were herbal and sometimes bordering on the side of medicinal. Or maybe Oxley gin works better with these ratios, it's entirely possible. Apparently it's also juniper-forward but has more citrus than Tanqueray.

 

 

 

FrogPrincesse

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