The Finnish Long Drink (also called a Lonkero) was first created in 1952 at the Helsinki Summer Olympics. Served in a tall glass (a long glass) it’s name comes from…
The Corpse Reviver No. 2 is a pre-Prohibition cocktail recipe created to be so strong that it could revive your hungover corpse. Originally, it was served as a morning drink.…
The Alabama Slammer is a famous 1970s cocktail made with Southern Comfort, sloe gin, amaretto liqueur and orange juice. The Alabama Slammer is also sometimes called the Southern Slammer. You…
The Vesper Martini Drink made of vodka, gin, and Lillet was created for the James Bond character by author Ian Fleming. The drink was ordered in the 1953 book Casino…
The White Negroni is a riff on the classic negroni cocktail. By swapping in Suze for Campari and Lillet Blanc for sweet vermouth the White Negroni was born. This popular…
A classic cocktail, the Pink Lady is a drier and more tart taste that the bold pink color may lead you to expect. The combination of dry gin, applejack brandy,…
The Last Word is one of my favorite Prohibition-era cocktails. Made from gin, green chartreuse, maraschino liqueur and fresh lime juice, this recipe will leave you speechless. This equal parts cocktail creates the…
There are few drinks more classic than a dirty martini. The simple combination of gin (or vodka!), dry vermouth, and olive brine packs a punch that’s been adorning cocktail tables…
The classic dry martini has been around for decades and it’s not going away anytime soon. This simple cocktail is made up of gin as a base with a splash…
I’m so excited to share this Aviation cocktail recipe with you today. This bright purple classic cocktail is made with gin, crème de violette, maraschino liqueur and freshly squeezed lemon…