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Legent® Sea 'New' Fashioned

Meet a classic American cocktail with Japanese influence and flair. Broaden your horizons with a spin on a traditional Old Fashioned cocktail, conceived around a bourbon that's anything but. Bold Legent<sup>®</sup> Bourbon comes together with aromatic bitters and sweet, salty honey for a distinct yet balanced modern flavor that you can't wait to share with friends. 
 

QUICK FACTS

main spirit

Bourbon

skill level

Advanced

Meet a classic American cocktail with Japanese influence and flair. Broaden your horizons with a spin on a traditional Old Fashioned cocktail, conceived around a bourbon that's anything but. Bold Legent<sup>®</sup> Bourbon comes together with aromatic bitters and sweet, salty honey for a distinct yet balanced modern flavor that you can't wait to share with friends. 
 

Ingredients

2 parts
Legent® Bourbon
&#189; part
Salted Honey Syrup
3 dashes
Angostura® Bitters
3 dashes
Orange Bitters
Garnish:
Nori Strip
Salted Honey Syrup: 6 parts
Raw Honey
2 parts
Water
&#189; tsp
Salt

Instructions

Add all ingredients into an empty mixing glass and stir until salted honey syrup is dissolved. Once dissolved, add ice to the glass and stir until well chilled. Strain into a large rocks glass over fresh ice. Skewer a rolled piece of nori to garnish.

 

To make Salted Honey Syrup:
Heat all ingredients gently on a stove top. Stir constantly until salt and honey have dissolved, do NOT boil. Allow to cool and store for future use in a sealed bottle. Be sure to shake well before use.<br><br>

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