The Drinks.
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A taste of the 300+ recipes we possess to create custom menus.
Why not? Just because some of your guests will opt out of alcohol, doesn’t mean they can’t enjoy a good drink! We love concocting mock-tails too. Our understanding of drinks goes way beyond cocktails, so allow us to choose sublime wines, tasty brews, and natural sodas as well.
THE CLASSICS
Rum Rickey
RUM RICKEY
Served on the rocks with candied ginger. The Rickey is named after Col. Joe Rickey. A politician who loathed the fact he was known more for having a drink named after him than being the political enthusiast he was in the 1880’s. It’s origination was from the combination of a base spirit mixed with lime juice (or apparently in his case lemon), club soda, and little to no sweetener. Delightfully refreshing.
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Bogberry Punch
BOGBERRY PUNCH
-1 bottle of Aviation Gin -10 oz Cointreau or Grand Marnier -10 oz unsweetened cranberry juice (Vincent’s is best) -10 oz freshly squeezed orange juice -2 teaspoons of almond essence (not the fake stuff) -1 bottle of dry sparkling wine (Gruet Brut, or very dry cava)
Served on the rocks with candied ginger
Combine all ingredients, except for the sparkling wine, in a punch bowl. Stir together, and chill. Add the bubbly, and garnish with Orange twists. Ladle this fun and festive liquid over ice.
Fireside Stir
FIRESIDE STIR
Served on the rocks with candied ginger
Garnish with a twist of grapefruit and a smacked sprig of rosemary. This Old-Fashioned variation celebrates pomegranate season, while spice berries (the main flavoring in the bitters) and black pepper give a snappy edge.
Pappy’s “Tea”
PAPPY'S "TEA"
A bourbon old-fashioned with notes of black tea & citrus. -2 oz Four Roses Bourbon -1/4 oz Demerara Syrup -3 dashes Black Tea bitters -Twist of an Orange Peel
Served on the rocks with candied ginger
Served in an old-fashioned glass with a large ice cube. Think of porch swings and campfires, as you sip this ever-so-slight variation on an Old-Fashioned. A bit more refreshing than you’d think something so full flavored could be.
Tonic & Gin
Tonic & Gin
Served on the rocks with candied ginger
Served in a cocktail glass with an apple sliver. This wonderfully crisp, yet rich, variation on a Sidecar is recommended in David A. Embury’s “The Fine Art of Mixing Drinks” 1948. It belongs to the cocktail family of Daisy’s, being a Sour, and replacing the sugar with a liqueur.