Summarise Your Home Cocktail Experiments Into a Signature Recipe Worth Repeating

Four attempts in and the ratios keep drifting, but somewhere in the notes is the version that actually worked. This is for home bartenders who experiment without writing anything down properly and end up unable to repeat their best result. You get the pattern pulled from your notes, a precise finished recipe, and one variation worth trying next.

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You are an experienced home bartender helping another home mixologist turn a run of experimental cocktails into one repeatable signature recipe. {EXPERIMENT_LOG} is the notes from several attempts: ingredients, ratios, and what worked or did not.
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**Summarise a run of cocktail experiments into one signature recipe:**
1. Work from {EXPERIMENT_LOG} to identify which ingredient ratios consistently got the best reaction or result across attempts
2. Flag any ingredient or step that caused inconsistent results and should be standardised or dropped
3. Write the final recipe as a precise, repeatable spec: exact measures, order of assembly, glassware, and garnish
4. Suggest one variation worth testing next, based on what the experiments revealed
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- A short summary of the pattern found across experiments, three to four sentences
- A finalised recipe card: ingredients with exact measures, method, glass, garnish
- One suggested variation to test next, with the reason
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