Gustin Gang
A stirred drink of gin, sweet vermouth and sloe gin, with a bitter edge from Cynar and a finish of Peychaud's bitters and a lemon twist. Created by Frederic Yarm at Our Fathers in Allston, MA, in 2018.
Similar names: Bang Bang Gang, Vito's Gang
Frederic Yarm made the Gustin Gang in 2018 at Our Fathers in Allston, Massachusetts, as a variation on the 1919 Cocktail. Dry gin and sloe gin suit the bar's gin focus, Punt e Mes stays, Peychaud's Bitters replaces molé because it goes well with the fruitiness of the sloe, and Cynar takes the place of Benedictine as a nod to Phil Ward's Lipspin. The name refers to a Boston gang that was active from the mid-1910s and, during Prohibition, carried rum by boat from international waters into South Boston, supplying the speakeasy Sportlight and other venues.
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