
Originally published byThe Guardian
A margarita, but made with smoky mezcal and the nutty backnotes of manzanilla
The impulse behind this was people’s enduring love of a margarita. We generally look to sherries or vermouths as key ingredients in our cocktails, but for this we wanted something that our guests would feel at ease with, while also being a little intrigued. Mezcal’s smoky notes work really well with the citrus notes in a classic margarita, so we opted for that as the base spirit, rather than tequila, while the addition of manzanilla lends the drink a lovely, complementary nuttiness.
Elinor Blair, bar manager, Bar Flor at Wildflowers, London SW1
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