Kentucky Colonel.
Bourbon: Missing
Benedictine: Missing
Lemon peel: Missing
A small measure of Benedictine seasons a larger pour of bourbon, contributing both sweetness and herbal depth. Lemon peel adds aroma rather than sourness, so there is no juice to balance here. This shaken version is strained into a cocktail glass and served without extra ice.
Cocktail GlassWhat ingredients do I need for Kentucky Colonel?
- Bourbon: Missing8.87 cl
- Benedictine: Missing1.48 cl
- Lemon peel: Missing1 twist of
How do I make Kentucky Colonel?
What does Kentucky Colonel taste like?
Bourbon and Benedictine combine in a whiskey-led cocktail. Lemon peel lifts the rich herbal sweetness with a fresh aroma.
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