Bourbon is too strong? Here's a trick
Bartender Melissa Inzaris from Good Dog bar (224 S. 15th St.) wanted to enjoy a bourbon drink. But it was too strong.
Bourbon is too strong? Here's a trick
Jessica Lopez, Philly.com
Bartender Melissa Inzaris from Good Dog Bar (224 S. 15th St.) wanted to enjoy a bourbon drink.
“I really tried to drink bourbon but it was too strong,” she said.
Her solution? Add a bit of amaretto.
GOOD DOG LITTLE ITALY
What you’ll need:
Bourbon
Amaretto
Angostura Bitters
Maraschino cherry

1) Add 1.5 ounces of bourbon.

2) Add 1/4 oz. of amaretto.

3) Add a dash of bitters.

4) Stir in a shaker or tall glass.

5) Pour over ice.

6) Garnish with a maraschino cherry.

Photos: Hillary Petrozziello / Staff Photographer
Comments (10)
"'I really tried to drink bourbon but it was too strong,' she said.
Her solution? Add a bit of amaretto."
...and angostura bitters
...and a maraschino cherry
But now it's not bourbon any longer, is it? That doesn't sound like much of a solution to me.
Just grow up and out of the frozen-melon-diaquiri-and-little-umbrella phase. Tatt2
next time try grenadine & ginger ale w/ your maraschino cherry. ekw555
"I wanted to drink bourbon because it's cool and all the hipsters at my bar (pretend to) like it. But it just tastes so icky."
I hope you're not eating good bourbon in this concoction; maybe you should stick to cosmos and appletinis. charles_j
Wasting good bourbon...not 'eating'. Stupid sausage fingers. charles_j
Lolololol at everyone above who hasn't actually been to Good Dog. Cheesesteak
Melissa...I may have taught you some Micro, but I guess I should stop in to teach you a bit about whiskey, too! ;) -JTL Jaytee1
I would only do that with Banker's Club bourbon. Anything else and you should be fired from the bar.
That used to be a good bar when Frank Clement's ran it. Now, it's seems like it's a mess. Wilhelm Von Humboldt
Good use for the mediocre Amaretto DiSaronno. When you want a really good amaretto, go for Lazzaroni, straight; just don't ruin it with bourbon. Jinchesco
If its to strong then drink amaretto, leave the bourbon for those who like it. krautmef1- Maker's Mark already watered down their bourbon, so why water it down even more?
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