Daisy Buchanan
A stirred chamomile-infused rye cocktail with dry vermouth, Aperol, and Yellow Chartreuse. It is off-dry and fairly strong at about 22% ABV.
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Stir all the ingredients over ice, then strain into a coupe. No garnish.
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容量146 ml
Strength22% 酒精度
Alcohol32 ml (25 g)80 毫升伏特加（40%）2.5 杯（每杯30毫升）
Sugar6.6 g (4.5%)1.5 块方糖
Acidity0.11%
甜度Off-dry
Joaquín Simó (2009)
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