The Red Pearl
The Spice Trade
Lychee Mezcal MArGarita
AffoGatO - 2 Scoops, 1 pour, 0 regrets.
Affogato means “drowned” in Italian — a scoop of cold, sweet cream, drowned on purpose in something hot and bitter. Nobody agrees on who invented it, but nobody argues with the result. Tonight’s version swaps the espresso shot for Luxardo’s Decaf Coffee Liqueur — same bittersweet Italian coffeehouse DNA, minus the caffeine, so you can drink this one at 9pm without planning your whole night around it.
The Singapore Sling - Made So women could drink in public…
not so dry January
Looking for ways to cut down drinking after the holidays? Look no further!
Essential Bartender books - great reads for great drinks
The Bees knees
French 75 - So Strong It was named after a gun
BETWEEN THE SHEETS — THE MOST SCANDALOUS DRINK IN THE CANON
The name earned every bit of it. This is a pre-Prohibition Paris original — born at Harry's New York Bar when American expats fled Prohibition and Hemingway, Fitzgerald, and Gershwin were all drinking in the same room.
The Amaretto Sour — The Rehabilitation
The name earned every bit of it. This is a pre-Prohibition Paris original — born at Harry's New York Bar when American expats fled Prohibition and Hemingway, Fitzgerald, and Gershwin were all drinking in the same room.
The Hemingway Daiquiri. A Mother’s Day Special feat. Ms. Lucie
Ernest Hemingway didn’t just write classics — he drank them. But today isn’t really about Hemingway. Today is about Ms. Lucie —
Syrups, Syrups, Syrups — Build These and Never Buy Simple Again
Most bartenders reach for a bottle. We reach for a saucepan. Syrups aren't just sweeteners — they're structure. They control balance, texture, and how a drink evolves from first sip to last dilution. This episode we're making three from scratch.
The Corpse Reviver No. 2 — The Original Hair of the Dog
Before brunch cocktails were a lifestyle, there was the Corpse Reviver. A drink literally designed to bring you back from the dead — equal parts, perfectly balanced, and finished with a ghost of absinthe that changes everything.
The Irish Exit
The Last Word is perfect. So naturally, we messed with it.