Both are spirit-forward cocktails with herbal notes, but the Bombay uses brandy, sweet and dry vermouths, and absinthe, while the Bobby Burns uses Scotch, sweet vermouth, and Bénédictine for a more herbal, smooth profile.

Both are spirit-forward and use vermouth, but the Old Pal uses rye whiskey, dry vermouth, and bitters, whereas the Bombay uses brandy, a mix of sweet and dry vermouth, and absinthe.

Both are herbal and spirit-forward, but the Negroni uses gin, Campari, and sweet vermouth, while the Bombay uses brandy and a more complex mix of vermouths with absinthe.

Both are spirit-forward and use vermouth, but the Manhattan uses rye or bourbon whiskey, while the Bombay uses brandy and a touch of absinthe for added depth.

Both are strong and spirit-forward, but the Penicillin uses Scotch and honey, adding a smoky and sweet flavor, while the Bombay is herbal with brandy and absinthe.