Chelsea Dove
Build in a highball glass over ice, stir lightly to integrate, garnish.
- Agony & Ecstasy — Gin, Elderflower liqueur, Ginger beer, Grapefruit juice, Chipotle pepper sauce, Grapefruit peel
Build in a highball glass over ice, stir lightly to integrate, garnish.
Shake (or stir), strain, up.
Unrelated to the Atta Boy from the Savoy Cocktail Book, a dry Martini colored with grenadine.
Here's How! (New & Revised Edition) by Judge Jr., p. 61
Shake, strain, rocks.
An adaptation of the Attaboy (1928) from Judge Jr., a mix of clear Cuban rum, dry gin, Cointreau, and lemon juice. Named for the supreme goddess of the Taínos.
Stir, strain, up or rocks. Twist & drop in.
Stir, strain, Nick and Nora glass.
The Bottom's Up version is 1.5/.75/.75, but probably apple brandy versus applejack. See https://cold-glass.com/2015/03/07/the-diamondback-cocktail/
First published in Ted Saucier's "Bottom's Up" in 1951.
Death & Company, pg 142
I think this drink is meant to be stirred.
Curated this. Fixed the instructions - this is stirred. Added Notes, history, page number in the citation. Thanks, Zachary
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Mix, add large ice pieces, serve over ice
Shake with ice and strain into coupe. Optional rose water garnish.
Aviation variation with rose essence instead of violet. Dillon's rose gin is dry gin distilled in Canada that is infused with rose hips and rose petals and then sweetened.
Named after first Canadian controlled powered flight.
Mix in a chilled mixing glass over ice. Strain into chilled cocktail glass and garnish with an orange peel.
A light, sweet orange and a bitter background that both play well with the Rye.
The name comes from that orange glow of Chicago's sodium vapor lights.
Shake over ice all the ingredients and strain into a cocktail glass, garnish with a mimosa flower.
So here's something interesting. The mimosa flower in the picture is actually an acacia flower (Cassie in French). Acacia's aroma comes mainly from heliotropin (piperonal) which is now banned from perfume usage, but is prevalent in Guerlain's Apres l'Ondee. The aroma is somewhere between almond, iris and baby powder.
Shake, add soda to shaker, strain over ice in a tall glass, garnish with a raspberry skewered through a lemon wheel and a slice of candied ginger, serve with straw.
Named for the 'Florodora Girl' for whom the Florodora highball is, uh, named.
EDIT: Thanks for the fix!