Tuxedo
Stir, strain, up, twist.
There are five or six cocktails named Tuxedo (at least), all supposedly originating from the same club at the turn of the last century. Here's one of the simpler and, to my palate, better ones.
Per David Wondrich, this is the original version of the Tuxedo from the Tuxedo Club, which opened in 1886.
- Made Tuxedo #2 https://www.liquor.com/tuxedo-number-2-cocktail-recipe-5217855 with Genever and dry sherry and maraschino
- Good but unremarkable.
- Close Enough For Jazz — Gin, Fino sherry, Absinthe, Honey syrup, Lemon peel
- Barbara West Cocktail (Creole Cocktail with Bitters) — Gin, Amontillado Sherry, Bitters, Lemon juice, Lemon peel
Kindred Cocktails member joshlh has contributed his own special calls for this one, referring to it as "Maturin", using Gin Mare, Manzanilla sherry, Regan's orange bitters, with 4 drops of saline, and lemon twist.