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Haven’t tried, but I suspect B&B might even be better, with more of the brandy component… and less of the Benedictine.
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Depends what else you have on your bar. You only use a small amount but still want to stick with a liqueur that has subtle characteristics. I'm thinking Drambuie, Licor 43, perhaps Italicus, for example. Or you can just forget the liqueur and use simple syrup to add sweetener.Is there a way to make something similar to a vieux carre without having to get a whole bottle of benedictine?
Indeed. And it's a nice sweetener for many other drinks. A daily go-to for me in the summer is an espresso and tonic, and I'll frequently add a splash of Benedictine or Italicus.If you get the Benedictine you can also make Singapore Slings.