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Kachka

Cocktails

Bartender’s Choice: “Strong and Savory”

In "Bartender's Choice," we challenge some of our favorite bartenders with a drink order, and see what they come up with. This round: Meaghan Dorman, Karen Fu and Israel Morales…

  • story: Punch Staff
  • illustration: Natalie K Nelson
recipe

Prince Kuragin

In the Prince Kuragin, celery-infused gin, sherry and apricot liqueur come together for a savory cocktail that is "completely different."

  • story: Bianca Prum
  • photo: Lizzie Munro
recipe

Pass the Kvassier

At Portland's traditional Russian zakuski (Russian small plates) restaurant, Kachka, Israel Morales mixes together brandy and rye kvass, which he calls a "natural marriage."

  • story: Leslie Pariseau
  • photo: Daniel Krieger
recipe

Alexander the Peacemaker

This Russia-meets-Midwest cocktail from Portland's Kachka blends vanilla ice cream with San Francisco’s unpasteurized Nash Kvass and cocoa nib-infused overproof rum.

  • story: Leslie Pariseau
recipe

Russian Coffee

A kvass-infused riff on the Irish Coffee from Israel Morales of Portland, Oregon's Kachka.

  • story: Leslie Pariseau
  • photo: Steven McClanahan
The Resurgence of the Lion’s Tail
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The Resurgence of the Lion’s Tail

How a quirky Prohibition-era bourbon cocktail came to manifest on U.S. drink menus right now.

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