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Dorado Old Fashioned

Dorado Old Fashioned
 
Calories 128 kcal
Carbs 0 g
Sugar 0 g
Protein 0 g
Fat 0 g
Fiber 0 g
Sodium 5 mg
 
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What is Dorado Old Fashioned?

Introducing the "Dorado Old Fashioned" cocktail, a bold and smoky twist on the timeless classic. Inspired by the golden hues of a sunset over the Mexican landscape, this sophisticated libation combines the smoothness of tequila with the depth of mezcal, creating a rich and complex base. Enhanced with the herbal notes of Galliano liqueur and the citrusy bite of yuzu bitters, this cocktail offers a harmonious balance of flavors that's both intriguing and satisfying. A dash of Peychaud's bitters adds a touch of aromatic complexity, making the Dorado Old Fashioned a true masterpiece of mixology. Whether you're a seasoned cocktail connoisseur or a curious enthusiast, this drink is sure to captivate your senses and leave you craving more.


Don't forget to see what other drinks you can make with the ingredients you already have in your bar.

Why You'll Love It?

    Refreshing, flavorful, and fun, this cocktail is made to be enjoyed anytime. Its crowd-pleasing taste makes it just as good for casual nights in as it is for festive gatherings.

Ingredients for Dorado Old Fashioned

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1½ oz blanco tequila (buy)
1 dash peychauds bitters
½ oz mezcal
½ oz galliano
2 dashes yuzu bitters
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Step‑by‑Step Instructions

  1. In a mixing glass, combine the tequila, mezcal, Galliano liqueur, yuzu bitters, and Peychaud's bitters.
  2. Fill the mixing glass with ice and stir gently for about 30 seconds to chill the mixture.
  3. Strain the cocktail into a rocks glass filled with ice, express the oils from the orange peel over the drink by gently squeezing it over the glass, then garnish with the peel.