The Virgin Man
You may call the Virgin Man a groundbreaking cocktail. It’s the non-alcoholic, delicious and satisfying version of the famous Manhattan!
You may call the Virgin Man a groundbreaking cocktail. It’s the non-alcoholic, delicious and satisfying version of the famous Manhattan!
The French 75 is as powerful as the 75mm howitzers used to defend the Maginot Line. Keep that in mind when you decide to order another.
Do you love the decadent flavor of chocolate accompanied by a coffee or espresso? An Italian Chocolate Martini will satisfy your craving!
The Sazerac was once made with absinthe, but Louisiana passed a law making Herb Sainte the official ingredient. Were they skeert?
The Hemingway Daiquiri, is nicknamed Papa Doble because two at the El Floridita in Havana, were just right.
The Texas Raspberry Buck is the result of fabulous late summer weather and gifted Texas whiskey, fresh raspberries and a mule mug!
The cosmopolitan is proof that what’s old can become new again as the current generation learns it’s a great cocktail.
A Jasmin has it all, aromatic gin, sweet orange and a touch of bitterness. This is a beautiful and delicious before dinner drink.
A Devil’s Margarita is the aperitif before the apple in the Garden of Eden. It will tempt you, so clutch your protective amulet.
A peach margarita defies cliché—because it deserves better. To say “it’s pretty as a peach” totally gratuitous. I’ll leave it at…delicious.
A Tamarind Mezcal Margarita yields aromatic flavors of apricot, lemon and dates. It’s another taste of the rainbow along the Margarita Trail.
A Prickly Pear Margarita may be the most beautiful of all, and we have the opuntia cactus with its tuna to thank for that!