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Tin Can Telephone

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A stirred, bittersweet drink of equal parts apple brandy, sweet vermouth and Salers Gentiane, with Bénédictine, orange bitters and a lemon twist adding herbal sweetness and citrus. Created by Frederic Yarm at Russell House Tavern, Cambridge, MA in 2013.

Similar names: Can-Can Martini, Can't Get There From Here

Frederic Yarm devised the Tin Can Telephone at Russell House Tavern in Cambridge, MA, in 2013 as a riff on the Marconi Wireless. It began with the way a gentian liqueur such as Salers sits alongside sweet vermouth, as in the Harry Palmer; Benedictine was added to make up the missing quarter ounce, for its earthy, chocolatey notes and its use with apple brandy in the Full House #2. The result ended up closer to a Vieux Carré than a Negroni, and the name keeps to the theme of communication.

Method
Stirred
Glass
coupe
Difficulty
Hard
Flavor Profile
Bitter
Citrus
Dry
Herbal
Sweet

Ingredients

Servings:
1
Your bar: 0/6
I used Laird's Bonded
As garnish
I used Cocchi Vermouth di Torino
Suze or Aveze would work too
🌱 Vegan🌾 Gluten-free🍷 Contains sulphites

Instructions

Chill the mixture by stirring over ice, then pour it through a strainer into a cocktail coupe or an equivalent glass. Finish by adding a lemon peel twist as a garnish.

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