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Passion Fruit Down River
A variation that spotlights two flavorful but unexpected ingredients.
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- photo: Lizzie Munro
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Rye-Nar
This pairing of bitter Cynar with the extra kick of higher-proof rye is a classic 50/50 composed shot combo.
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- photo: Lizzie Munro
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Bitter Giuseppe
Stephen Cole’s modern classic uses Cynar as the foundation of this bold yet bright drink.
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Cynar Sour
The bitter notes in Cynar are rounded out by maraschino and agave in this frothy amaro sour.
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Cynar Julep
The julep with a Cynar base shows that this spirit can stand up for itself against most any flavor.
- story: Allison Hamlin
- photo: Lizzie Munro
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Cynar & Tonic
Tonic doubles down on the bitter qualities of both ingredients.
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TTO + T
Orlando Franklin McCray's highball is a clever rum and tonic riff.
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- photo: Eric Medsker
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Coffee With Giuseppe
Annie Williams Pierce's Coffee With Giuseppe takes inspiration from the Bitter Giuseppe, a modern amaro classic.
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The Waterfront
"The darkest Dark 'n' Stormy" courtesy of Fernet-Branca evangelist Damon Boelte.
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A Summer Sip
For this twist, bartender Valentino Longo plays up the bergamot note in Italicus by leaning into local Florida citrus.
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- photo: Lizzie Munro