Cocktail Recipes

Trends come and go, especially in the cocktail world but there’s one drink that is timeless—The Negroni!  The Negroni is a classic Italian aperitif cocktail with...

A veritable classic, this cocktail was one of many first created back in the 1920s by Harry McElhone at Harry's Bar New York Bar in Paris....

The Dirty Martini, or something resembling it, dates back to at least 1901, when Martinis featuring muddled olives were served at the Waldorf Astoria hotel. It's...

The Eastside was first created in 2004 by George Delgado in Libation, a now sadly closed cocktail bar located in New York's Lower East Side (hence...

A delectable cocktail with a rather gruesome backstory. A classic from bartending's Golden Age of the 1920s, the Monkey Gland was created by legendary Scottish bartender...

A verdant modern classic that first reared its head in 2008. The gin was created by Jörg Meyer at Le Lion Bar de Paris in Hamburg....

This cocktail dates back to the early years of flight – when planes were a novelty and pilots were daring pioneers. The Aviation is so named...

Not directly related to the armed forces, this cocktail likely originated at the Army & Navy Club in Washington DC. First recorded in David A. Embury's...

A stone cold classic, the 20th Century was first created by C. A. Tuck, a British bartender, sometime before 1937. The cocktail was named after the...

Sometimes known as a 'Stubby Collins', this drink swaps out the whiskey for barrel-aged gin or genever (gin's older sibling). Here, the barrel-aging provides the same...

One of the oldest known gin cocktails, the Martinez can be traced back to a first written reference in 1884. However, it is likely that it...

The London Calling is one of the more contemporary classics that have spread across the bartending world like wildfire. It has quickly become the go-to gin...