I always feel compelled to say, Meg van Huygen is a civic treasure. The Stranger is lucky to have her.
I was looking at the photo of The Dark Sea and reading the basic description, and my first thought was, "Looks lovely, but not really motivated to try it." Then I go and read the rest of what Meg has to write about this cocktail, and now I'm, like, "OK, I do want to try this now." And when I do, I will definitely not be wasting the mint, although I would want to drink some before I start mixing it in.
Some real cocktail review poetry here: "And in fact, the Dark Sea seemed more fernet-forward the first time I ordered it, but the second round was super ginger-juiced, which I was way into."
I always feel compelled to say, Meg van Huygen is a civic treasure. The Stranger is lucky to have her.
I was looking at the photo of The Dark Sea and reading the basic description, and my first thought was, "Looks lovely, but not really motivated to try it." Then I go and read the rest of what Meg has to write about this cocktail, and now I'm, like, "OK, I do want to try this now." And when I do, I will definitely not be wasting the mint, although I would want to drink some before I start mixing it in.
Some real cocktail review poetry here: "And in fact, the Dark Sea seemed more fernet-forward the first time I ordered it, but the second round was super ginger-juiced, which I was way into."
your titled cocktail
reminded me of
an Al Stewart
song:
the Dark and Rolling Sea
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LhZFUCK-H8s&ab_channel=sunonthewindow
cheers!