Peppermint Bark Eggnog
Tom Macy’s single-serve riff on eggnog blends flavors of chocolate and mint with rum and Cognac.
- story: Chloe Frechette
- photo: Lizzie Munro
Tom Macy’s single-serve riff on eggnog blends flavors of chocolate and mint with rum and Cognac.
By design, this improved Stinger is diamond-clear like a Martini.
This rendition dates to 1914 and calls on a base of Old Tom gin.
The trio of coffee liqueur, amaro and Luxardo Bitter Bianco in the Capputivo is delicate, but still revving.
The Cuban classic gets an update, with bianco vermouth swapped for the traditional dry.
Equal parts Luxardo Bitter Bianco, manzanilla, cachaça and blanc vermouth, this drink from Sother Teague reads like a low-proof, savory Martini.
Supposedly the eponymous house cocktail at Manhattan’s Hoffman House in the 1880s, this drink makes its first written appearance in Craddock’s 1930 The Savoy Cocktail Book.
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Jeff "Beachbum" Berry's Daiquiri took more than a year to perfect.
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