Boulevardier with NOA Italian Bitter and NOA Red Vermouth
Ingredients :
1 ½ oz (45 ml) bourbon
¾ oz (23 ml) red aperitivo (Campari style)
¾ oz (23 ml) red vermouth
Orange zest (for garnish)
Preparation :
Pour all the ingredients into a mixing glass.
Fill with ice cream and stir until your fingers get very cold.
Strain into a short glass fitted with a large cube of ice.
Garnish with an orange zest.
About our Boulevardier with NOA Italian Bitter and NOA Red Vermouth
Considered by some as a Manhattan to which a portion of Campari has been added and by others as a Negroni to which gin has been substituted for whiskey, the Boulevardier is nevertheless a beverage in its own right. Invented according to the story by Harry McElhone in 1927, the founder and owner of Harry's New York Bar in Paris, this cocktail should however its name to the American Erskine Gwynne, who created the literary magazine The Boulevardier the same year. Light on an unknown classic!