The Cobble Hill
Famed for creating such new-classic cocktails as The Penicillin and the Paper Plane, here’s one more potential classic for the books from Sam Ross, now of NYC’s Attaboy.
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Famed for creating such new-classic cocktails as The Penicillin and the Paper Plane, here’s one more potential classic for the books from Sam Ross, now of NYC’s Attaboy.
This autumnal drink captures plenty of nuttiness and spice in the glass.
In Meaghan Dorman's Ol’ Pepper, the combination of chipotle honey and biting rye offers up a one-two punch of spice, while a dash of worcestershire provides a bonus hit of…
The Irish Coffee meets the White Russian.
The Irish coffee skews Italian with amaro.
Not all Irish coffees need to be warm.
Brian Silva's overhaul of a classic scotch whisky cocktail is inspired by the structure of a "perfect" cocktail, harnessing the sweet and savory extremes of both dry and sweet vermouth.
Resa Mueller’s slight tweak on the Improved Manhattan swaps cherry liqueur for Galliano.
New York bartender Karin Stanley's spicy, creamy ode to apple pie a la mode is almost better than the thing itself. Because, well, bourbon.