Blind Faith
She said it had fit her hand perfectly and was large enough to hold a generous portion.
From the tray, he plucked a dusty bottle of absinthe and washed it off. He then poured an ounce of the dark liquid into the mug. Next, he poured an ounce of valerian root tincture, a dabble of orange bitters, a drunken cherry, dry vermouth, and two ounces of Maker’s Mark bourbon. A teaspoon of honey sweetened the potent cocktail. The kettle popped off and he filled the mug with hot water and gave it a stir. The distinctive licorice aroma wafted up, laced with a hint of butterscotch and gamey valerian. He wrinkled his nose and took a sip. Perfect.
Bab Populer