
Mastering the Art of the Crushable Cocktail
Four of our favorite bartenders update iconic summer classics with help from the Giffard line of fruit liqueurs.
- story: Punch Staff
- photos: Eric Medsker
Four of our favorite bartenders update iconic summer classics with help from the Giffard line of fruit liqueurs.
Jane Danger shakes bell and jalapeño peppers with tequila, lime juice and pomegranate molasses, for a simple farewell to summer.
Galliano complements the floral nose of Chilean pisco, whose sweetness is tempered by ginger and lime in this low-key summer drink that can be built right in the glass.
Crafted from a list of ingredients that includes elderflower, quinine, and nutmeg, the Surf City Spritz winks at California’s health-conscious culture.
Five bartenders play with five go-to summer drinks—from the Paloma to the G&T—for unorthodox but welcome variations that may just become new classics.
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A balanced whiskey cocktail that proves that watermelon can work well brown spirits.
To the watermelon base, Xavier Herit adds a measure of acidity in the form of lime juice, using the two contrasting flavors as foils for each other in this refreshing…