Fern Gulpy
Inspired by the unpolluted world of Fern Gully, this cocktail celebrates the smell of fresh air and the lighter side of dark spirits. Light as a fairy, this crisp and refreshing whiskey lowball cocktail, utilizes a unique combination of white vermouth, citrus & fresh garden herbs.
Best enjoyed in a small patch of sunshine with a view of some trees.
Shake and pour over ice. ADD 2oz of Club soda to each drink & STIR. Garnish with Fresh Rosemary and/or Thyme
Make it your own:
For a more herbal flavor: Top with .5 oz of Gin
For a little rock & roll: Top with .5 oz Islay scotch or mezcal
Best enjoyed in a small patch of sunshine with a view of some trees.
Single Serving/Firelight 750 To-Go
- 1.5oz/6.5oz Glyph Whiskey
- .75oz/3.25oz Dry Vermouth
- .75oz/3.25oz Lemon Juice
- .5oz/2.25oz Campari or Aperol
- 1tsp/4.5tsp Maple Syrup or Agave Nectar (optional)
Shake and pour over ice. ADD 2oz of Club soda to each drink & STIR. Garnish with Fresh Rosemary and/or Thyme
Make it your own:
For a more herbal flavor: Top with .5 oz of Gin
For a little rock & roll: Top with .5 oz Islay scotch or mezcal
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