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Gin
A Gimlet variation that adds Angostura bitters and omits the cordial.

Gin
A modern gin sour served over crushed ice with a crème de mûre drizzle.

Rum
A crisp Cuban rum sour of white rum, fresh lime juice, and sugar served up in a chilled coupe.

Gin
A refreshing gin-mint-cucumber sour with bright citrus.

Brandy
A rich holiday punch of eggs, milk, cream, sugar, and spirit, finished with nutmeg.

Gin
A modern classic Gin Sour defined by the addition of Angostura bitters.

Gin
A simple gin sour built from gin and lime, served chilled in a small cocktail glass.

Tequila
A simple, shaken mix of tequila, pineapple, and lime.

Rum
A tall, cooling Cuban rum highball that layers mint, lime, and gentle sweetness over sparkling mineral bite.

Tequila
A long, grapefruit forward tequila highball that drinks bright and mineral.

Brandy
A Spanish wine punch with citrus, brandy, and fresh fruit for sharing.

Whiskey
A New Orleans whiskey cocktail with absinthe rinse, sugar, and Peychaud’s bitters served neat.

Vermouth
A bittersweet Italian coffee highball with vermouth, amaro, and fizz.

Gin
A minty gin sour with bright citrus and a cooling herbal finish.

Whiskey
A bold rye whiskey cocktail edged with minty, bitter Fernet-Branca.

Rum
A modern Rum Old Fashioned layered with unfiltered apple juice.

Amaretto
A silky nutty sour balanced with citrus and a touch of whiskey.

Gin
A vivid-green gin sour packed with fresh basil aroma.

Vodka
A vivid blue vodka highball with blue curaçao, lemon, and soda over ice.

Whiskey
A citrus‑mint bourbon cocktail with juicy brightness and herbal lift.

Cognac
A nineteenth-century Cognac sour with a sugared rim and wide citrus peel.

Rum
A modern spiced-rum sour with a cinnamon-sugar rim.

Tequila
A luxurious Margarita finished with a Grand Marnier float for rich orange depth.

Cognac
A Cognac sour from the 1920s that uses yellow Chartreuse in place of orange liqueur.
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