The Crow Cocktail Recipe
The Crow is made by @mixologists_life. It's delicious, easy to make, and s-t-u-n-n-i-n-g
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Ingredients
.5 oz of simple syrup
1 oz of sour mix
3 barspoons of yuzu sake
.3 oz of birch bitter liqueur
.6 oz crowberry liqueur
1.5 oz of London dry gin
Preparation
Add ice to glass
Add .5 oz of simple syrup
Add 1 oz of sour mix
Add 3 barspoons of yuzu sake
Add .3 oz of birch bitter liqueur
Add .6 crowberry liqueur
Add 1.5 oz of London dry gin
Shake
Add ice to glass
Strain the mixture into the glass
Garnish
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