Monkey Gland.
Gin: Missing
Benedictine: Missing
Orange juice: Missing
Grenadine: Missing
This version of Monkey Gland uses Benedictine for its herbal modifier. Orange juice gives the short drink some citrus body, while grenadine adds sweetness and a light tint. The gin remains dominant because the juice and liqueur measures are small, and shaking brings those concentrated flavors together with chilled dilution.
Cocktail GlassWhat ingredients do I need for Monkey Gland?
- Gin: Missing5.91 cl
- Benedictine: Missing1 tsp
- Orange juice: Missing1.48 cl
- Grenadine: Missing1 tsp
How do I make Monkey Gland?
What does Monkey Gland taste like?
Gin and Benedictine give this Monkey Gland variant an herbal flavor. Orange juice and grenadine add restrained fruit sweetness.
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