Et Moi Je Te Dis Maud
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A stirred drink built around Armagnac, with small measures of maraschino liqueur and Yellow Chartreuse and a dash of fig bitters, served in a rocks glass. Credited to Maud Loty in 1929.
Similar names: Bahama Mama A Moi, Bitter, moi?
Franky Marshall's version is a modern update of a 1929 original credited to Maud Loty. That original was made with Izarra Jaune, a yellow Basque liqueur.
Method
Stirred
Glass
rocks
Difficulty
Medium
Flavor Profile
Ingredients
Servings:
1
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AdInstructions
Mix by stirring; then strain; serve in a Nick and Nora glass.