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Start with Carrot Thing
Carrot Thing takes about 5 minutes and lists 7.5 ml of liqueur.
A smoky split-base mezcal and blended-Scotch sour with heirloom carrot, vanilla liqueur, lemon, and agave.
The strongest signals in Kokto’s five-axis profile are sourness (4/5) and strength (4/5).
Make Carrot ThingMeasurements and preparation
How much liqueur should you use?
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Carrot Thing
For 1 serving · Shaken · 5 minutes
Full recipe and measuresJefferson’s Crimson
For 1 serving · Shaken · 7 minutes
Use Southern Comfort Original.
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What to mix with liqueur
These ingredients appear together in the recipes above. Follow the full recipe for quantities and balance.
Agave Syrup
Used with liqueur in 1 of the linked recipe.
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Used with liqueur in 1 of the linked recipe.
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Used with liqueur in 1 of the linked recipe.
Explore BourbonCarrot Juice
Used with liqueur in 1 of the linked recipe.
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Used with liqueur in 1 of the linked recipe.
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Used with liqueur in 1 of the linked recipe.
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Which cocktails use liqueur?
Carrot Thing and Jefferson’s Crimson use liqueur. Carrot Thing lists 7.5 ml for 1 serving. Compare the 2 recipes below for the remaining ingredients and preparation steps.
How much liqueur do I need for a cocktail?
Carrot Thing lists 7.5 ml for 1 serving; Jefferson’s Crimson lists 15 ml for 1 serving. Use the amount in your chosen recipe: these examples are different drink specifications, not interchangeable ratios.
What else do I need to make Carrot Thing?
Alongside liqueur, the required ingredients for Carrot Thing are 22.5 ml mezcal, 22.5 ml blended scotch whisky, 30 ml carrot juice, 22.5 ml lemon juice, and 15 ml agave syrup. Its shaken preparation takes about 5 minutes. Open the recipe for optional garnishes and the complete method.
Is liqueur required or optional?
Liqueur is required in 2 of the 2 linked recipes. Every recipe in this collection lists it as a required ingredient.
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Sources & editorial note
Recipe amounts, preparation notes and ingredient combinations come from Kokto’s dated 3006-recipe catalog. Counts cover this published set. Recipes are listed alphabetically; the quick starting point uses preparation time, then required-ingredient count. Taste scores are Kokto’s recipe profiles, not customer ratings. Ingredient combinations describe the linked recipes rather than substitution advice.
- Carrot Thing: quantities, method and source notesCocktail App English editorial catalog B227
- Jefferson’s Crimson: quantities, method and source notesCocktail App English editorial catalog B233
- Kokto governed 3006-recipe catalogIngredient identity, required/optional status, amount and method
- Liqueur image source and attribution© 2026 Cocktail App project owner. AI-generated original; all rights reserved.