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WhiskeyEasyOld-fashioned glass

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Godfather

Godfather combines Scotch, Amaretto in a ordinary drink served in a old-fashioned glass. It is a strong fit for after dinner, date night, cozy night in and feels right at home in a well-stocked cocktail rotation.

Taste profile

Strong, light, soft, and smooth.

Best for

Best for after dinner, date night, cozy night in.

Quick tags

IBAContemporaryClassic

Quick fact

The Godfather is a duo mixed drink made of Scotch whisky and amaretto. Typically, the drink is served with ice in an old fashioned glass.

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Taste map

Strength

Strong

Sweetness

Light

Sourness

Soft

Bitterness

Smooth

Read: Godfather is a easy alcoholic cocktail for after dinner with Scotch, Amaretto.

Texture and serve cues

-Has citrus
-Has bubbles
-Creamy texture
-Frozen style

Glassware

Old-fashioned glass

Method

Stirred

More to know before you make it

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Flavor & pairing

Expect a spirit-forward finish with support from Scotch, Amaretto. Pairs nicely with richer plates, cheese boards, roasted nuts, or dessert.

Serving & context

Serve in a old-fashioned glass and aim for a easy prep that still feels polished in the glass. Godfather is associated with the Contemporary Classics family of modern cocktail classics.

Background

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The Godfather is a duo mixed drink made of Scotch whisky and amaretto. Typically, the drink is served with ice in an old fashioned glass.

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Base spirit

Whiskey

Category

Ordinary Drink

IBA category

Contemporary Classics

Alcohol

Alcoholic

Glass

Old-fashioned glass

Method

Stirred

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