Jolene's Bittersweet cocktail is a Penicillin riff
Some amaro and mezcal tops off this Jolene's take on the Penicillin.

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The Penicillin is one of the great drinks to be born this century, helping to encourage bartenders and punters alike to get acquainted with single malt as a cocktail ingredient.
It also happens to be the inspiration for this take, the Bittersweet cocktail at Jolene's Sydney. A good whack of Aberfeldy 12 is complemented by the herbal and sweet Yellow Chartreuse, and rounded out with some amaro, local honey and ginger syrup, and a smoky mezcal float on top.

Bittersweet
Ingredients
- 50ml Aberfeldy 12
- 5ml Yellow Charteuse
- 5ml Amaro Montenegro
- 10ml mezcal float
- 30ml lemon juice
- 15ml Urban Beehive Bondi honey & ginger syrup
Instructions
- Stir all ingredients with ice in a mixing glass.
- Strain into a chilled Old Fashioned glass.
Where to find it?
You can taste the Bittersweet for yourself at Jolene's, 73 York Street, Sydney, and follow them on Instagram at @jolenessydney.