Something similar to a Last Word?
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If you're looking for a cocktail similar to the "Last Word," you have some exciting options to consider, all offering their own twist on this classic combination.
The "Last Word" itself is quite renowned for its balanced mix of dry gin, Green Chartreuse, Maraschino liqueur, and lime juice. Its modern revival speaks to its zesty and refreshing nature, coupled with a captivating green hue, making it a truly classic choice.
For a slightly nuanced journey, consider the "Ultima Palabra" which translates to "The Last Word" in Spanish. It retains this cocktail's core elements of complexity and refreshing taste by incorporating Green Chartreuse and Maraschino cherry but includes mezcal for a smoke-infused depth and pineapple juice to introduce a tropical note, enriching the overall flavor profile. Its enticing nature makes it perfect for a special occasion.
Alternatively, try the "Final Ward," a variation replacing gin with rye whiskey and lime for lemon juice, bringing a soulful adaptation of this classic. The result is a cocktail that maintains the "Last Word's" balance while offering a slightly different warmth and depth, credited to Phil Ward at Death & Co., New York.
These options provide a journey through variations that respect the original "Last Word," each offering a unique taste experience while keeping the essence intact. Enjoy the exploration of these delightful concoctions!
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A prohibition-era masterpiece reborn.
Last Word
Green Chartreuse, Dry gin, Maraschino cherry liqueur, Lime juice
A mesmerizing, zesty last word
Ultima Palabra
Green Chartreuse, Mezcal, Lime juice, Pineapple Juice, Water, Maraschino Cherry
Hemingway's seductive sip.
Death In The Afternoon
Absinthe, Champagne / prosecco, Sugar / simple Syrup
Savor the complexity of mezcal magic
Closing Argument
Mezcal, Green Chartreuse, Lime juice, Maraschino Cherry
A Classic Revived with a Floral Touch
Elder's Last Word
Gin, Yellow Chartreuse, Elderflower Liqueur, Lemon Juice
Bold, whiskey-powered shot with a kick!
Four Horsemen
Whiskey, Whiskey, Tequila Blanco, Whiskey
Layered berry delight.
Last Drop
Gin, Creme De Cassis, Sour Mix
Final Ward
Green Chartreuse, Rye Whiskey, Maraschino cherry liqueur, Lemon Juice
Flaming Suicide
Sambuca, Absinthe, Tequila Blanco
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