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Tony Rocky Horror
This neo-tiki cocktail created by the prolific bartender Sam Ross sometime in 2007 isn’t complicated but absolutely follows the traditional tiki proportions and flavors.
Its name is inspired by a fictional character from the movie Pulp Fiction that was never seen on-screen and only mentioned a couple times by the other characters.
I’m reminded of a Mai Tai but the falernum replaces the orange flavor with clove spices and the absinthe tames the sweetness, adding a bit of an herbal note on the finish.
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Instructions
Shake all ingredients with crushed ice until chilled and open pour into a glass or tiki mug. Top with more crushed ice. Garnish with a lime wheel and grated cinnamon.
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