Just got it in the mail last night! Looking forward to reading it.

Answer: No, we will not. Perhaps the cultured butter we used was not flavorful enough, but this tasted like a slightly unctuous gin martini with the butter seemingly adding very little too it. Perhaps my palate is not sensitive enough. But, hey, I still got to drink two martinis - so a win!

A small vineyard outside of Sydney. I am blanking on the name...

When we were just there, we saw kangaroos in a vineyard stealing Syrah grapes. We said, "Well this is the most Australian thing ever..."

Andra Hem's lamb fat-washed Lambhattan is fantastic. I've had it at the bar and made one at home. www.starchefs.com/recipes/lamb...

Conclusion: Greek Yogurt was definitely a better drink and it looked nicer. But probably not worth the multi-day effort. Next up: Try it with a Negroni!

Greek yogurt - Far better clarified (as you can see), much drier Manhattan with a little bit of astringency which I assume comes from the yogurt.

Evaporated milk - Really difficult to filter (hence the cloudiness), much sweeter (probably too sweet).

Should any one person/institution? The world is full of billions of people each operating to their own moral code and we have spent millennia trying to figure out which is the "right" one. Perhaps the best/only feasible approach is that AI systems should have a similar variety of ethical codes?

Tongue-in-cheek, I know but points to a real issue. We have to somehow get a grip on ourselves at the moment - every single thing can't be the Apocalypse.