This is my new favorite winter cocktail to drink in our neck of the woods, so I named it after our neighborhood,
Skylonda. I just soak some cinnamon sticks in a jar of bourbon for a few days which gives it a nice spice. Then to the bourbon, I add a few drops of bitters and a splash of dry vermouth in one of Umamimart Shop's lovely
Yarai cocktail mixing glasses.
It’s kind of like a Manhattan but not as sweet, and it’s garnished with an orange slice instead of a cherry. I like it on the rocks, but you cocktail connoisseurs might prefer it straight up.
Cheers!
Photos and illustration © Erin Gleeson for
Forest Feast.
This is my new favorite winter cocktail to drink in our neck of the woods, so I named it after our neighborhood, Skylonda. I just soak some cinnamon sticks in a jar of bourbon for a few days which gives it a nice spice. Then to the bourbon, I add a few drops of bitters and a splash of dry vermouth in one of Umamimart Shop's lovely Yarai cocktail mixing glasses.
It’s kind of like a Manhattan but not as sweet, and it’s garnished with an orange slice instead of a cherry. I like it on the rocks, but you cocktail connoisseurs might prefer it straight up.
Cheers!
Photos and illustration © Erin Gleeson for Forest Feast.
Comments (2)
Your pics and layouts are always so fall-in-loveable.
why, thank you, Anders! Cheers!