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Devil’s Advocate

A bold cocktail inspired by Daredevil.

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Devil’s Advocate

AI Cocktail Info

Serving 6.75 oz

ABV

12%*

Calories

300*

Net Carbs

70g*

AI Request

Preferably using gin, Drambuie and maybe Aperol (if the combination works), I'm looking for a drink for a party that embodies Marvel's Daredevil. Deep red preferred but not necessary. Mixers encouraged but not necessary. Maximum 3oz of alcohol for a 9oz cup with ice.

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Method

Instructions

Inspired by Marvel’s Daredevil, the Devil’s Advocate is a cocktail that harnesses the fiery spirit, complexity, and depth of Hell’s Kitchen itself. With a deep crimson hue and a balanced interplay of botanical gin, honeyed Drambuie, and bitter-sweet Aperol, this drink is both smooth and daring, just like the vigilante it represents. A touch of blood orange ties the flavors together and accentuates the color, while a hint of spicy ginger tingles the senses, leaving you ready for action well into the night. Serve in: 9 oz rocks glass over ice Ingredients: - 1 oz London Dry gin - 0.75 oz Drambuie - 0.5 oz Aperol - 0.75 oz blood orange juice (fresh, if possible) - 0.5 oz ginger syrup (or muddled fresh ginger with simple syrup) - 0.25 oz fresh lemon juice - Club soda, to top (about 2 oz) - Garnish: blood orange wheel and a twist of lemon Directions: 1. Fill a shaker with ice. 2. Add gin, Drambuie, Aperol, blood orange juice, ginger syrup, and lemon juice. 3. Shake vigorously until chilled. 4. Strain into a 9 oz rocks glass filled with fresh ice. 5. Top with about 2 oz of cold club soda. 6. Gently stir to combine. 7. Garnish with a blood orange wheel and a twist of lemon. The result: a visually stunning red drink with layers of citrus, honey, spice, and a bold, bittersweet edge—perfect for a night of justice (or revelry) in Hell’s Kitchen.

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