Classic Dirty Martini
The Dirty Martini has long been popular for good reason. The cocktail is easy to make and always...
Category: Classics
Gin Gimlet
The Gimlet was originally used to help sailors of the British Royal Navy on the sea battle scurvy...
New York Sour
Dating back to the 1800’s, this cocktail was originally called the Continental Sour. But after its...
Pisco Sour
Pisco is a South American brandy made in Peru and Chile by distilling fermented grape juice. While...
Paloma
The Paloma is a tequila-based cocktail typically made using tequila, lime juice, and grapefruit...
Lion’s Tail
Allspice dram (also known as pimento dram) made with allspice berries and cinnamon, is the...
Whiskey Sour
The Whiskey Sour is one of the most misunderstood cocktails, it’s often made at dive bars...
Americano
The Americano was created in Italy by Gaspare Campari’s bar, Caffè Campari, in the 1860s....
Classic Negroni
This classic cocktail was said to be first created in Florence, Italy, at Caffè Casoni when Count...
Ramos Gin Fizz
Originally referred to as the ‘New Orleans Fizz’, this famous cocktail was conceived in 1888 by...
Hot Toddy
Hot Toddy’s are the ultimate winter warming drink. Made with just a few simple ingredients, it was...
Mojito
Learning more about this drink means taking a diving into a lesson in the history of Cuba when it...
Hanky Panky
This cocktail was first created by one of history’s finest female bartenders, Ada ‘Coley’ Coleman...
Irish Coffee
Always served with Irish whiskey, and sometimes served with heavy cream or Irish cream, the Irish...
Pink Lady
While the Pink Lady presents a stereotypically gendered façade, there is nothing feminine or sweet...
20th Century
The 20th Century was created in 1937 by British bartender C.A. Tuck in honor of the Twentieth...
Aperol Spritz
Born in Veneto, Italy, the Aperol Spritz is a refreshing combination of the lightly bitter orange...
Boulevardier
Fairly similar to the Negroni in how they share most of their ingredients, the Boulevardier is an...
French 95
Invented in the 1920’s, this bourbon whiskey cocktail will give your taste buds a refreshing kick...
Old Pal
The credit for the invention of the classic Old Pal cocktail goes to Harry MacElhone, the owner of...
Sazerac
Ah yes, the American Sazerac. While the method of preparation is a bit unorthodox, it is well...
Vieux Carré
A drink whose French name means ‘Old Square’ or ‘Old Quarter’ is an apt reflection of this classic...
Sidecar
Another classic cocktail with roots in New Orleans, the Sidecar. Dating back to after the First...
Moscow Mule
The Moscow Mule is a timeless combination of vodka and ginger beer, it’s typically served in...
