
Porchlight’s Long Island Iced Tea
Ginger-spiked citrus syrup adds a kick to this rendition.
- story: Mary Anne Porto
- photo: Briana Balducci
Ginger-spiked citrus syrup adds a kick to this rendition.
A pre-Prohibition Irish whiskey cocktail with dry that drinks like a modified Old-Fashioned.
Fresh-squeezed OJ and vigorous shaking are key to this version of the classic.
To a considered rye sour base, King adds a float of dry Spanish wine.
An early dressed-up Old-Fashioned with Dubonnet, Curaçao and a dash of absinthe.
An archetypal example of a traditional eggnog.
The house Manhattan at Brooklyn's Clover Club displays a signature apricot note.
Strong, brown and stirred with an extra Fernet kick.
Silky and spiced, this cocktail pairs mauby, a drink made from tree bark and spices, with blended Scotch whisky, lime juice and cinnamon.
A citrusy spin on the classic Caribbean combination of Scotch and coconut water.