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The mixing of drinks is a practice of contemporary bespoke creativity. An alchemy where heterodoxy is encouraged; the elevated expression of the pastiche.
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The mixing of drinks is a practice of contemporary bespoke creativity. An alchemy where heterodoxy is encouraged; the elevated expression of the pastiche.
The Mint Julep was popularized by its synonymous relationship with The Kentucky Derby. A typically divisive classic, this new riff aims to win hearts with ease by offering a more balanced profile than the traditionally booze-forward build.
Crème de Violette is an oft-overlooked modifier popularized by the Aviation cocktail. Here, it brings a floral undertone to this simple summery Champagne-based drink.
While we’re waiting for the green to return to the trees this spring, we can at least get a little green in our glasses from this bright little concoction.
Mesoamerican cultures have long gone underappreciated for their contributions to the domestication of ingredients essential to world cuisines.
It’s no measure of health to be well-adjusted to a profoundly sick society; especially in the midst of a global pandemic. Here’s an elixir to share from a distance with the ones you love by Neon Bites cofounder Tommy Johns.
Tart Citrus and Spicy Jalapeño make for the perfect companions to the earthy agave flavors of this highball interpretation of the classic Margarita.
First featured on the fall/winter 2018 menu at Louisville’s Butchertown Social by Beverage Director Dante Wheat, whose work can now be found at industry blog Raw Pineapples.
Re’al Passion Fruit Syrup makes a tart, tropical flavor profile accessible without high impact prep.
The ghost of a bygone Louisville bar lives on in Emily Albert’s bourbon-based banger.
The full menu ran the gamut from the traditional gin Negroni all the way down to Oaxaca, Mexico with this addition of the San Luis Del Rio Negroni.
The Big Jungle Cat is a play on the Jungle Bird by North of Bourbon Beverage Director Brad Jennings.