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A fall-ready, slightly bitter, fruit-forward cocktail that mirrors the structure of a Boulevardier but uses apple brandy for a fruitier base. Balanced between low, mid, and bright bitter tones, it’s a compact, seasonally warming sipper served over a large cube with a cherry garnish.

Total time: 13 min • Active: 3 min • Inactive: 10 min

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  1. Chill a rocks glass in the freezer for 10 minutes so the glass is cold when serving.
    10 min
  2. Measure and add apple brandy, Averna, Punt e Mes, and Peychaud's Bitters into a mixing glass. Add about 200 g of ice to fill the mixing glass.≈ 1 min
  3. Prepare the serving: place a single large ice cube in the chilled rocks glass (or use a single large cube already in the glass).≈ 1 min
  4. Strain the stirred mixture from the mixing glass into the prepared rocks glass over the large ice cube.≈ 1 min
  5. Garnish the strained cocktail with a maraschino cherry: drop one maraschino cherry into the drink.≈ 1 min

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Adapted from robbreport.com

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