Cocktail Recipes

Another late 1800s invention, the Tom Collins is one of the most classic gin cocktails you will come across. A delicious and complex tasting drink doesn’t...

The Charlie Chaplin cocktail was created in 1920 at the famous Waldorf-Astoria New York hotel, in honour of the namesake actor at the pinnacle of his...

The Corpse Revivers are a family of pre-prohibition drinks that were named for their hangover-curing properties. Many of the variants have struggled to adapt to the...

Campari with gin is a well-known combination in classic cocktails, such as the Negroni. However, it is not so common that we see it in conjunction...

While not truly a Martini, this delicious variation on a gin sour is one of the best flavoured variants to come out of the 1990s. Created...

The Brits are the pioneers of gin, so it just makes sense that they are the birthplace of some of the best classic gin cocktails. This...

You might not have heard of the Floradora cocktail before, but it’s definitely one you should get to know. It’s a tall refreshing semi-sweet drink, consisting...

Beginning in the 19th century, the Gimlet was initially promoted by officers of the British navy to ward off scurvy - a ghastly disease brought on...

The Bee’s Knees is a bright, spring-like sour style cocktail. Here, honey takes the place of sugar syrup, adding depth and floral complexity. A superb option...

The Clover Club is a beautiful, blush cocktail that dates back to pre-Prohibition times. This cocktail takes its name from a gentleman’s club in Philadelphia, but...

The French 75 cocktail dates back to World War I, with the first early version created in 1915. In reference to its powerful boozy kick, this...

The Gin-Gin Mule was created at the iconic Pegu Club bar in New York by Audrey Saunders in the year 2000. Designed as a gateway drink...