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Cocktails Website Summer 15 • • from the vault new tricks OLD FASHIONED circa 1881.......................................10 THE DOVE SHACK...................................................9 old forester bourbon • sugar cube bombay dry gin • lime • sugar • soda • mint orange & cherry bark bitters • flamed orange peel chartreuse green We are honored to return integrity to the world’s most famous cocktail, created for Colonel James E. Pepper in Louisville, Kentucky and popularized by the Waldorf Astoria Hotel in New York City. YOU’E KILLING ME, SMALLS..............................8 old forester bourbon • st. germain • orange CHAMPAGNE COCKTAIL 1862............................10 jack rudy small-batch tonic riondo prosecco • créme de pêche jamaican bitters ABOUT LAST NIGHT..............................................10 Canonized in the literary works of Mark Twain and the film Casablanca, this toast to romance is over 150 years old and has many faces. This is our seasonal interpretation. averna amaro • plymouth gin • cucumber • ginger ale DARK ‘N’ STORMY circa 1919........................................8 BLUTH’S ORIGINAL.................................................11 gosling’s black seal rum • housemade falernum atlantico rum • banane du bresil • maple • lime bufalo rock ginger ale The dark ‘n’ stormy is the national drink of Bermuda and was made popular in the U.S. THE GARDEN CLUB................................................9 by the sailing community, who brought it to east coast port towns upon returning from their Atlantic travels. tito’s vodka • hibiscus • thai basil • ginger • agave CUBA LIBRE 1900..........................................................9 EL PEPINO..................................................................10 zaya rum • coca-cola • dried & fresh lime el jimador reposado tequila • cardamaro • lime smoked sugar cane housemade orgeat • cucumber Translating to ‘free Cuba,’ the battle cry of the Cuba Liberation Army during the war of independence, this cocktail became popular on the island around the turn of the century when Coca-Cola was introduced. HONEY, DON’T........................................................12 bombay dry gin • fresh-juiced honeydew • lemon balm SHANDY mid-1800’s........................................................10 sparkling rosé hefeweizen • housemade lemonade • tito’s vodka ‘Shandy’ is short for ‘shandygaf,’ a British term originating in the mid 19th century and referring to a beer cut with ginger ale. The shandy has many variations and RIDIN’ ON A DOLPHIN........................................12 commonly includes lemonade or lemon soda. asbach uralt brandy • mango purée • coconut nectar green tea-infused coconut water • oregano CALIMOCHO 1970’s......................................................7 dry red wine • coca-cola • black strap bitters This cocktail, alternatively spelled ‘kalimotxo,’ originated in the Basque country and YO-YO CHAMPION...............................................10 became popular throughout Spain, particularly among the Spanish youth as a means bordeaux blanc • cynar • lemon • demerara of ‘stretching’ wine in limited supply. hard cider CANNONBALL 1908..................................................12 tito’s vodka • fresh-juiced cantloupe • mint • lime FALCON & THE SNOWMAN...............................9 domaine de canton • cracked pepper cathead honeysuckle vodka • lemon • mint Odette original--last season’s favorite! jalapeño THE WEAPON TRUCK...........................................12 vida mezcal • maker’s mark bourbon • kracken rum maple • orange • mole bitters Have a question about an ingredient? Check out our glossary on page 10. 2 3.
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