
Mike Stankovitch, Bar Manager at The Biltmore Bar & Grill, makes an effervescent Bois de Rose ("wood of rose") that's perfect for brunch or cocktail hour. First, a flute glass is "washed" with orange liqueur. Then gin, lemon juice and St~Germain are shaken over ice until nicely chilled, and strained into the liqueur-flavored glass. Rosé Champagne, a few drops of fresh orange oil and an orange twist complete the picture,
The Biltmore Bar & Grille in Newton, MA, houses Mike Stankovitch behind the bar. The nightlife suits Mike. From time spent as a semi-professional musician to managing the bar, he's right at home in the "speakeasy" atmosphere of The Biltmore. Mike gives cocktails his own spin by using the freshest local ingredients. He's also got the 411 about local and regional craft beers from around the country.
Mike Stankovitch, Bar Manager at The Biltmore Bar & Grill, makes an effervescent Bois de Rose ("wood of rose") that's perfect for brunch or cocktail hour. First, a flute glass is "washed" with orange liqueur. Then gin, lemon juice and St~Germain are shaken over ice until nicely chilled, and strained into the liqueur-flavored glass. Rosé Champagne, a few drops of fresh orange oil and an orange twist complete the picture,
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