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Ale à la Française

By , from the Jacob Grier collection
Serves 1

Introduction

One of the oldest ways of mixing beer and spirits comes from, of all places, France — the Picon Bière. The drink spices up a simple lager with a dose of Picon, a bitter aperitif flavored with orange, gentian, and cinchona. The addition of a little Picon completely transforms an otherwise boring glass of beer.

Ingredients

¾ oz. Picon, Torani Amer, or Gran Classico
5 to 6 oz. beer

Steps

  1. Build in a glass and serve.

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