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Blackberry Balsamic Basil Bourbon Sour

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    This is shockingly good.

    2 oz bourbon

    1 oz lemon

    1/2 oz St. Germain (i think fresh pineapple juice would be a good substitute)

    4 blackberries

    5 leaves basil

    1/2 tsp aged balsamic vinegar

    Demitasse spoonful brown sugar (probably half teaspoon)

    Muddled the sugar, basil, blackberries and balsamic, added the rest and shook with ice, strained through a fine mesh strainer over one big ice cube.

    I wasn't sure at first sip, just thought "I'd serve this to someone" but it is very, very good. I don't taste the individual ingredients, it all combined into a delicious whole.

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    • R [email protected]

      This is shockingly good.

      2 oz bourbon

      1 oz lemon

      1/2 oz St. Germain (i think fresh pineapple juice would be a good substitute)

      4 blackberries

      5 leaves basil

      1/2 tsp aged balsamic vinegar

      Demitasse spoonful brown sugar (probably half teaspoon)

      Muddled the sugar, basil, blackberries and balsamic, added the rest and shook with ice, strained through a fine mesh strainer over one big ice cube.

      I wasn't sure at first sip, just thought "I'd serve this to someone" but it is very, very good. I don't taste the individual ingredients, it all combined into a delicious whole.

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      I'm a sucker for bourbon, blackberries and balsamic so this cocktail sounds like a dream come true

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      • R [email protected]

        This is shockingly good.

        2 oz bourbon

        1 oz lemon

        1/2 oz St. Germain (i think fresh pineapple juice would be a good substitute)

        4 blackberries

        5 leaves basil

        1/2 tsp aged balsamic vinegar

        Demitasse spoonful brown sugar (probably half teaspoon)

        Muddled the sugar, basil, blackberries and balsamic, added the rest and shook with ice, strained through a fine mesh strainer over one big ice cube.

        I wasn't sure at first sip, just thought "I'd serve this to someone" but it is very, very good. I don't taste the individual ingredients, it all combined into a delicious whole.

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        #3

        Looks incredible!

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          This is shockingly good.

          2 oz bourbon

          1 oz lemon

          1/2 oz St. Germain (i think fresh pineapple juice would be a good substitute)

          4 blackberries

          5 leaves basil

          1/2 tsp aged balsamic vinegar

          Demitasse spoonful brown sugar (probably half teaspoon)

          Muddled the sugar, basil, blackberries and balsamic, added the rest and shook with ice, strained through a fine mesh strainer over one big ice cube.

          I wasn't sure at first sip, just thought "I'd serve this to someone" but it is very, very good. I don't taste the individual ingredients, it all combined into a delicious whole.

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          We still have blackberries so I'm having a worlds weakest highball version of this today, like a switchel/lemonade. Same framework, a little more berry, balsamic, lemon, sugar, only a spoonful each of bourbon and St Germain, mashed together then mixed with about a cup of fizzy water, strained over ice into a pint glass. Maybe not quite as good but still very good, nice complex almost non alcoholic (certainly non intoxicating) and very refreshing.

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