Vesper
From the very first James Bond novel, Casino Royale, Author Ian Fleming had Bond name the Vesper after his love interest, Vesper Lynd. Bond gave up this drink after Vesper was unveiled as a double agent.
French 75
Humphrey Bogart ordered one of these in the hit movie Casablanca. Named after the French 75-mm field gun (the mainstay weapon of the first World War), This smooth Gin and Champagne Cocktail will leave you wanting more. “Here’s looking at you, kid”.
Crafted Cosmopolitan
The Cosmo was Carrie Bradshaw's drink of choice throughout much of Sex and the City. The original gin Cosmopolitan precedes the modern version by 40 years. The recipe was uncovered in a 1933 cocktail book, Pioneers of Mixing Gins at Elite Bars.
From the very first James Bond novel, Casino Royale, Author Ian Fleming had Bond name the Vesper after his love interest, Vesper Lynd. Bond gave up this drink after Vesper was unveiled as a double agent.
French 75
Humphrey Bogart ordered one of these in the hit movie Casablanca. Named after the French 75-mm field gun (the mainstay weapon of the first World War), This smooth Gin and Champagne Cocktail will leave you wanting more. “Here’s looking at you, kid”.
Crafted Cosmopolitan
The Cosmo was Carrie Bradshaw's drink of choice throughout much of Sex and the City. The original gin Cosmopolitan precedes the modern version by 40 years. The recipe was uncovered in a 1933 cocktail book, Pioneers of Mixing Gins at Elite Bars.
Mississippi Punch
Audrey Hepburn’s drink of choice in the classic Breakfast at Tiffany’s. This highly alcoholic party drink appears in the earliest mixology book, Jerry Thomas’s 1862 How to Mix Drinks.
Blood and Sand
Blood and Sand is one of the few classic mixed drinks that includes Scotch. It was named for Rudolph Valentino's 1922 bullfighter movie Blood and Sand. The red juice of the blood orange in the drink helped link it with the film.
Dumbledore’s Butterbeer
This is not your muggle’s Butterbeer!
This house-created recipe is what we believe Dumbledore enjoyed in his office, after hours of course.
Audrey Hepburn’s drink of choice in the classic Breakfast at Tiffany’s. This highly alcoholic party drink appears in the earliest mixology book, Jerry Thomas’s 1862 How to Mix Drinks.
Blood and Sand
Blood and Sand is one of the few classic mixed drinks that includes Scotch. It was named for Rudolph Valentino's 1922 bullfighter movie Blood and Sand. The red juice of the blood orange in the drink helped link it with the film.
Dumbledore’s Butterbeer
This is not your muggle’s Butterbeer!
This house-created recipe is what we believe Dumbledore enjoyed in his office, after hours of course.
