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THE FOUNDATIONS OF NEW AMSTERDAM. CONTENTS. __________ __________ Stadt Huys Block & The Lovelace Tavern. COCKTAILS. Spirit-Forward ................................... 1 Spirit-Forward ................................... 2 Lovelace Tavern Sours, Bitters & Fruits ........................... 3 New York City’s Stopgap Town Hall Sours, Bitters & Fruits ........................... 4 Stadt Huys Block was a town located in the old Dutch Gin & Tonic Cocktail of Month ..................... 5 New Amsterdam in the mid-1600s. The Block was the Gin & Tonic Cocktails - Spanish-Style ............. 6 site of Stadt Huys, New York City’s first town hall, which was built originally as a tavern called Stadt GIN. Herbergh. It was located near 77 Pearl Street. Gin Tasting Flights ............................... 7 American Gin ...................................... 8 The first large-scale archaeological excavation in International Gin ................................. 9 New York City took place in the Wall Street district International Gin / Tonic Waters ................. 10 in 1979–1980, when the city was making way for a new office building that would become the headquarters of Goldman Sachs. RUM. Rum Flights ...................................... 12 While the excavations did not reveal any evidence of Rum, Ron & Rhum .................................. 12 the Stadt Huys building, researchers did discover the remains of the Lovelace Tavern. Built in 1670 by BRANDY. Sir Francis Lovelace, New York City’s second English Grape, Apple & Other Fruit ....................... 13 governor, it served as an interim town hall after the Stadt Huys fell out of use. TEQUILA. The excavation revealed a host of information, from a Tequila & Mezcal ................................. 14 large number of broken tobacco pipe stems to a number of wine bottle fragments dating from the late 17th HISTORY. century. The dig also excavated the foundations of Stadt Huys - New York City’s first Town Hall ...... 15 the Tavern, which are now part of a permanent display across the street at Goldman Sachs Plaza. Today we look back on this history and on what’s gone before us. Old world spirits drinking in New York style. It’s the history of the Tavern - the Stopgap Town Hall. COCKTAILS. TEQUILA. __________ ____ Spirit-Forward. Centuries before tequila was invented, the Aztecs drank pulque, a fermented drink which used the sap of the agave plant. By the 1500s the Spanish were using their brandy distilling techinques Diamondback. to produce we know today as mezcal. In the early 1600s, the first Bottoms Up, Ted Saucier, 1951 large-scale distillery was built in what is now Tequila, Jalisco. Rittenhouse Straight Rye (100 Proof) ............. 15 Laird’s Apple Jack, Silver. Blanco. Platinum. Yellow Chartreuse. clear and typically un-aged tequila Cazadores(Sustainable) .......................... 12 Martini Don Julio ........................................ 14 American Bar, Frank Newman, 1904 El Tesoro ........................................ 12 Dingle Original Gin (Ireland)(Pot Still) ......... 15 Reposado. Dolin Dry Vermouth, Orange Bitters. rested in wood barrels between 2 & 12 months Served with an olive or a lemon. 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