How to Make The Boulevardier ’The Famous Harry’s Bar Cocktail' | Behind The Bar

sweet vermouth

🥗Healthier: dry vermouth

💰Cheaper: red wine

Dry vermouth offers a lighter flavor, while red wine can be a cost-effective substitute.

Campari

🥗Healthier: Aperol

💰Cheaper: bitters

Aperol is less bitter and lower in alcohol, and bitters can mimic some flavors.

Pour 2 ounces of bourbon into a mixing glass.

Add 3/4 ounce of sweet vermouth to the mixing glass.

Add 3/4 ounce of Campari to the mixing glass.

Stir the mixture in the mixing glass with ice.

Pour the mixture into a chilled coupe glass or a rocks glass with ice.

Express the oils from an orange peel over the drink.

Garnish with the orange peel, optionally burning it with a match for a smoky effect.

Cooking Techniques

Equipment Needed

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