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Sally Port Punk

By , from the Jacob Grier collection
Serves 1

Introduction

This drink features one of my favorite new ingredients, Dimmi liqueur. Made in Milan, Dimmi is flavored with peach and apricot blossoms, grappa, and other botanicals. It has a light fruitiness that pairs wonderfully with pisco or other fruit-forward spirits. It also goes well with its better-known Milanese cousin, Campari. Together with the often-overlooked white port and blanco tequila, this slightly bitter cocktail makes a good aperitif.

Ingredients

1 oz. blanco tequila
1 oz. white port
½ oz. Campari
½ oz. Dimmi
~ Orange twist, for garnish

Steps

  1. Stir together the liquid ingredients, strain into a chilled cocktail glass, garnish with the orange twist, and serve.

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