#cocktail-history

#cocktail-history

The Kiss the Boys Goodbye cocktail originated in the 1940s and is linked to a specific movie title.

The cocktail features French brandy, English sloe gin, lemon, and egg white, creating a balanced cold-weather sour drink. [ more ]

The Country Life cocktail is a historical outlier in the Manhattan family, reflecting a specific era in cocktail history.

The drink's recipe, attributed to Crosby Gaige, includes bourbon, Jamaican rum, port, and bitters, nodding at vintage American drinking culture. [ more ]

The Martinez cocktail is a precursor to the famous Martini and has been a part of cocktail history for a long time.

The ingredients for a Martinez cocktail, especially the choice of vermouth, vary widely among bartenders. [ more ]

The Greyhound cocktail has a history dating back to the 1930s, evolving with changing preferences towards vodka over gin.

The simplicity of the Greyhound recipe allows for easy customization by adding various ingredients to create different versions of the cocktail. [ more ]