Our Drinks

Ilegal Mezcal Artesanal / Génépy le Chamois/ Sage Elixir / Lime / Bitters

Italicus Rosolio di Bergamatto / Chambord / Lemon / Luxardo Bitter Bianco / Cava

Crop Cucumber Organic Vodka / Lime / St. Germain / Dill

El Jimador Blanco / Lunazul Reposado / Prickly Pear Cordial / Ancho Reyes / Lime / Bitters / Soda

Averna Siciliano / Rittenhouse Rye / Demerara / Chianti Classico / Lemon / Bitters

Planteray Original Dark / Smith & Cross / St. George Spiced Pear / Lime / Lillet Blanc / Demerara

Isco Seaflow Gin / Lemongrass Cordial / Eggwhite / Lemon / Scarborough Bitters

(served hot or cold)
Elijah Craig Small Batch / Domaine de Canton / Lemon / Honey / Fresh Lemon Ginger Tea

Fords Gin / Maraschino Luxardo / Creme De Violette / Lemon - Created in New York at the Walkick Hotel by the head bartender Hugo Ensslin while he was writing his book 'Recipes for Mixed Drinks' (1916)

Old Grand Dad Bourbon / Grapefruit / Honey / Peychaud's Bitters - According to bartending legend Dale DeGroff, the Brown Derby was created in the 1930s at the Vendome Club in Los Angeles. and named for the hat-shaped diner that was located nearby.

Fords Gin / Cointreau / Cocchi Americano / Lemon / Absinthe - The drink was created by Harry Craddock who ran the American Bar at the Savoy Hotel in London in the 1920's and '30s. "Four of these taken in succession will unrevive the corpse again".

El Jimador Blanco / Campari / Grapefruit / Lime - This cocktail is a mid 2000's spin on the Hemingway Daiquiri. It was invented by Katie Stipe at the Flatiron Lounge in NYC

Rittenhouse Rye / Pierre Ferrand 1840 / Carpano Antica / Benedictine / Peychaud's Bitters - It originated with Walter Bergeron, a bartender at the Carousel Bar in Hotel Monteleone, New Orleans. The name if French for "old square" in reference to the city's French Quarter.

Ketel. One / Chambord / Pineapple Juice - It was invented in the 1980s at one of Keith McNally's New York City bars. The cocktail was produced during the 1980s-1990s cocktail renaissance.

Olmeca Altos Reposado / Mezcal / Agave Nectar / Bitters - The Oaxaca Old Fashioned-named for the Mexican state from where most mezcals hail-is a riff on the classic whiskey Old Fashioned.

Seedlip Garden 108 / Honeydew & Bay Leaf / Lime / Tonic

Seedlip Garden 108 / Martini Vibrante / Giffard Aperitif

Martini Floreale / Osmanthus Tea / White Cranberry / Lemon

Empress Gin

Fords Gin

Highclere Gin

Citadelle Gin

Spain

Tuscany, Italy

Sonoma Coast, California

Abruzzo, Italy

California

Languedoc - Roussillon, France