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Naked & Famous

Naked & Famous

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A modern equal-parts cocktail with precise balance.

Taste
Balanced, Bright, Herbal
Skill Level
Intermediate
Prep Time
6
Date
February 19, 2026

Ingredients

22.5 MLDel Maguey Chichicapa
22.5 MLYellow Chartreuse
22.5 MLAperol
22.5 MLFresh Lemon Juice
Servings

Instructions

  1. Add all ingredients into a shaker with ice.
  2. Shake thoroughly until chilled.
  3. Double strain into a chilled coupe glass.

Modern Balance

Created with Del Maguey, this equal-parts cocktail lets each flavor speak for itself. Mezcal adds depth, Chartreuse brings herbal intrigue, Aperol adds a bittersweet lift, and lemon brightens the mix. Every measure is balanced for a clean, consistent sip.

Every sip dances between smoky notes, zesty citrus, and herbal hints. It’s bold, clear, and modern.

A Contemporary Classic

An ideal choice for drinkers who appreciate balanced, well-rounded cocktails.

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What Is the Naked & Famous?

The Naked & Famous is a modern equal-parts cocktail: Del Maguey Chichicapa, Yellow Chartreuse, Aperol and fresh lemon juice, each measured to let every flavor speak for itself.

Mezcal adds depth, Chartreuse brings herbal intrigue, Aperol lends a bittersweet lift and lemon brightens the mix — every sip dances between smoke, zesty citrus and herbal hints.

Bold, clear and contemporary, it’s an ideal choice for drinkers who appreciate precise, well-balanced cocktails.

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Naked & Famous FAQ

Any expression works — the recipe lists our recommendation. Vida Clásico and Vida Puebla are approachable, versatile choices for most cocktails, while single village expressions like Chichicapa or Tobalá add more distinctive character.
Del Maguey mezcales are balanced rather than aggressively smoky. In a cocktail, the smoke softens into a warm, roasted-agave depth — citrus, sweetness, and dilution round it out, so the drink stays bright and easy to enjoy.
We recommend freshly squeezed every time. Bottled juice loses the aromatic oils and bright acidity that balance the mezcal, and the difference is easy to taste in a three- or four-ingredient recipe.
Yes. Agave syrup and simple syrup are usually interchangeable, most orange liqueurs can stand in for each other, and garnishes are flexible. Keep the mezcal, the citrus, and the proportions, and the drink will hold together.
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