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Chauncey Cocktail Recipe
Cocktails

Bring Back the Chauncey

Frank Caiafa makes a case for the hard-hitting, equal-parts combo of whiskey, gin, brandy and sweet vermouth.

  • story: Drew Lazor
  • photo: Lizzie Munro
Yellow Parrot Absinthe Cocktail Recipe
Cocktails

Bring Back the Yellow Parrot

William Elliott turns the oddball, equal-parts combo of absinthe, yellow Chartreuse and apricot liqueur into an unexpected crowd-pleaser.

  • story: Drew Lazor
  • photo: Lizzie Munro
cloister cocktail recipe
Cocktails

Bring Back the Cloister

New Orleans bartender Christina Rando updates the Chartreuse-laced sour that first debuted in 1971’s Playboy Bartender’s Guide.

  • story: Drew Lazor
  • photo: Daniel Krieger
Cocktails

Bring Back the Grand Royal Fizz

Bartender Jillian Moore makes a case for this creamsicle-like cousin of the Ramos Gin Fizz.

  • story: Drew Lazor
  • photo: Lizzie Munro
hot pants cocktail recipe
Cocktails

Bring Back the Hot Pants

Bartender Tammy Bouma reimagines the disco-era tequila cocktail.

  • story: Drew Lazor
  • photo: Lizzie Munro
mint julep cocktail recipe
Cocktails

Bring Back the Manila Hotel’s Mint Julep

A 1920s Filipino take on the crushed ice classic, with a double dose of pineapple.

  • story: Drew Lazor
  • photo: PUNCH
yellow bird cocktail recipe
Cocktails

Bring Back the Yellow Bird

Garret Richard updates the tropical-leaning, midcentury Galliano cocktail.

  • story: Drew Lazor
  • photo: Lizzie Munro
queens road tiki cocktail recipe
Cocktails

Bring Back the Queen’s Road

Lynnette Marrero updates Don the Beachcomber’s under-sung, orange and ginger Daiquiri.

  • story: Drew Lazor
  • photo: Lizzie Munro
angel's tit maraschino cocktail recipe
Cocktails

Bring Back the Angel’s Tit

Bartender Mikki Kristola updates this salacious 1930s-era maraschino and cream concoction.

  • story: Drew Lazor
  • photo: Lizzie Munro
Cocktails

Bring Back the Et Moi Je Te Dis Maud

Franky Marshall reimagines the obscure three-ingredient Armagnac classic.

  • story: Drew Lazor
  • photo: Lizzie Munro
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Not Your Grandfather’s Blended Scotch
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Not Your Grandfather’s Blended Scotch

Long considered an afterthought among serious drinkers, the blended Scotch category is slowly becoming a hotbed for innovation.

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