Smoked Longbranch On The Rocks
Glass: Rocks
Ice: Cubed
Difficulty: Simple
Ingredients
- 2 oz Longbranch
Pour Longbranch over fresh ice in a rocks glass.
Smoke the finished cocktail with mesquite in the Foghat Cocktail Smoker.
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