Bénédictine distinguishes the Frisco Sour from the ordinary whiskey sour, the herbal liqueur added to a base of blended whiskey, lemon juice, and lime juice and shaken with ice. The liqueur's complex profile, built from a proprietary blend of herbs and spices, deepens the standard sour formula and lends the drink an aromatic, herbal undercurrent absent from its plainer relative. Strained into a sour glass and dressed with slices of lemon and lime, the cocktail reaches around 16 percent alcohol by volume. It belongs to the broad sour family while distinguishing itself through the monastic liqueur that defines its name.
Frisco Sour
原料
- Blended Whiskey 2 oz
- Benedictine 1/2 oz
- Lemon Juice of 1/4
- Lime Juice of 1/2
- Lemon 1 slice
- Lime 1 slice
调制步骤
Shake all ingredients (except slices of lemon and lime) with ice and strain into a whiskey sour glass. Decorate with the slices of lemon and lime and serve.
弗里斯科酸是一款威士忌酸的变体,在混合威士忌、柠檬汁和酸橙汁的基础上加入Bénédictine草本利口酒,创造出具有独特草本特质的更复杂酸味鸡尾酒。Bénédictine将其27种草药和香料的配方融入经典酸味公式,使其深度超越标准威士忌酸。摇晃后盛放于酸酒杯中,以柑橘装饰。
History & Origins
The Frisco Sour's name suggests a San Francisco origin, though its precise history is unverified and its authorship is disputed. It appears in mid-20th century American bartending guides as a notable regional variation of the whiskey sour. The addition of Bénédictine, a French Benedictine monk-originated liqueur dating to 1863, gives the drink a European herbal complexity.
Tasting Notes
Aroma: blended whiskey grain and wood with Bénédictine's complex herbal and honey aroma and a bright lemon-lime citrus. Palate: tart and sour up front from the dual citrus with the Bénédictine's honey and herb sweetness emerging in the mid-palate and the whiskey providing warmth. Finish: dry, herbal, and citrusy with a lingering botanical sweetness.
Pro Tip
Use both lemon and lime as specified rather than substituting one for the other — the combination of the two citruses creates a more complex, layered acidity than either alone.
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