
Goodnight, Nitecap
The boundary-pushing New York bar was a model of inclusivity and a showcase for the light-hearted side of serious cocktails.
- story: Robert Simonson
- photos: Eric Medsker
The boundary-pushing New York bar was a model of inclusivity and a showcase for the light-hearted side of serious cocktails.
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We’ve got 200 questions to help you answer that one.
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Five bartenders offer their variations on classic cocktails—from the G&T to the Negroni—using Jin Jiji, a new gin distilled in Goa, India.
It was only a matter of time before our thirst for the tropical converged with the vogue for Italian drinks.
The world’s most maligned cocktails—7&7, Hurricane, Tequila Sunrise—rescued for the modern drinker.
Leyenda’s co-owner and bartender reflect on the changing nature of community and their role in building more inclusive spaces.
Dale DeGroff’s go-to syrup is an unconventional blend that adds depth and complexity to sours and more.
Julie Reiner’s aromatic house cocktail began as an attempt to make a Martini that wasn’t just a Martini.
The original cocktail is as adaptable and enduring as the community that created it. This fall, Elijah Craig Old-Fashioned Week unites bartenders in their efforts to rebuild.