Smoky Negroni. Mysterious mezcal takes the place of gin in this twist on the classic negroni.

Algonquin – whiskey, dry vermouth pineapple juice and orange bitters!

The Bamboo Cocktail — bright flavor, low alcohol makes this the perfect warm-weather apéritif.

A refreshing (and gorgeous) tequila cocktail that isn’t a margarita!

Hole-In-One – scotch, dry vermouth, lemon juice and orange bitters!

How about a martini for each of you? His and her martinis!

The Classic Martini – how to make it, variations and history. Everything you need to know about the world’s best known cocktail.

Satan’s Whiskers – gin, dry vermouth, sweet vermouth, Grand Marnier and orange juice!

The Boulevardier: Imagine life in Paris in the roaring 20’s with the Boulevardier.

The Brainstorm Cocktail — this Irish whiskey-fueled elixir is perfect for St. Pat’s Day.

Your favorite Dirty Martini in shot form, great for parties!

The Corpse Reviver Cocktails: Back from the dead, easy as 1-2-3!

The Vesper Martini: James Bond’s drink of choice.

The Classic Manhattan Cocktail

Charred Blood Orange Negroni

Classic Negroni- timeless cocktail with only three ingredients

Rye Whiskey or Bourbon, and aromatic bitters are made sippably soft with Italian red vermouth. Stirred not shaken.

A refreshing martini made with fresh clementine juice, blue curacao, blood orange bitters, vermouth, and gin.

Drink yourselves a little festive Good Fortune – a very drinkable cocktail that’s perfect for the holidays.

Descended from the Boulevardier, the 1795 Cocktail: rye whiskey, Campari, Aperol, Carpano Antica, Punt e Mes, and Xocolatl Mole bitters.

The Lucien Gaudin Cocktail, a Prohibition-era riff on the classic Negroni: gin, Campari, dry vermouth and Cointreau.

A classic cocktail made with Scotch whiskey, vermouth and bitters sweetened up with a bit of cherry and touch of orange.