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A silky, foam capped pisco sour balancing grape spirit, citrus, and bitters.
The Pisco Sour combines pisco, citrus, sugar, and egg white into a bright, creamy sour. A dry shake then a hard shake produces stable foam. Pisco contributes floral grape notes that complement lime acidity. Most histories tie the drink to Victor Morris’s Lima bar in the early 1900s, a narrative echoed in IBA sources.

“The IBA credits Victor Morris with the drink’s popularization in early twentieth century Lima.”
Use a vigorous dry shake.
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