We strive to be as historically accurate with our cocktails as we can be, so some drinks may be a little different than what you are used to getting.
Please feel free to ask us about differences.
6 dollar drinks
pre-Prohibition classics
Daisy pre-1850’s (unknown)
your choice of spirit, orange cordial, lemon, soda
Martinez Cocktail c. 1887 (Jerry Thomas)
gin, sweet vermouth, maraschino, orange bitters
Gin Ricky c. 1890’s (Col. Joe Ricky/Disputed)
gin, lime, sparkling water
Aviation Cocktail c.1916 (Hugo Ensslin)
gin, lemon, crème de violet, maraschino
Prohibition & after greats
Scofflaw c.1924 (Jock, Harry’s Bar, Paris)
Canadian whisky, dry vermouth, lemon, grenadine, orange bitters
Brown Derby c.1930’s (the Vendome Club, L.A.)
whiskey, grapefruit, honey
Army and Navy Cocktail c.1948 (David Embury)
gin, lemon, orgeat
Long Island Ice Tea c.1970’s (Disputed, New Jersey)
vodka, gin, tequila, rum, brandy, Citronge, lemon, coke
our bright ideas
wry
rye whiskey, Cocchi Americano
the witch
gin, Strega, celery bitters
lost in Barbados
rum, Velvet Falernum, orgeat, lime
that pink chick drink
top secret
not 6 dollar drinks
pre-Prohibition classics
Pimm’s Cup c.1840’s (James Pimm) 7
Pimms No. 1, lemonade, sparkling water, cucmber and fruit
Sazerac c.1850’s (Disputed, New Orleans) 7
rye whiskey, Peychaud’s bitters, Herbsaint
Mamie Taylor c.1899 (may have been Bill Sterritt) 8
Scotch whisky, lime, ginger beer
Prohibition & after greats
French 75 c.1915-1930 (disputed, Paris) 8
gin, lemon, sparkling wine
Lions Tail c.1937 (L.A. Clarke) 8
bourbon, lime, allspice dram, bitters
Moscow Mule c.1941 (John Martin & Jack Morgan) 7
Smirnoff vodka, Cock’n’Bull ginger beer, lime
Mai Tai c. 1944 (Victor Bergeron) 8
rums, lime, orgeat, orange curacao
Cajun Martini c.1981 (Paul Pruhdomme) 7
pepper infused gin, dry vermouth, pickled okra
our bright ideas
sorrentine gimlet 7
gin, limoncello, lime
Jalisco smash 8
blanco tequila, lime, strawberries
il Grifone 7
Cardamaro, Cricket Club gin, lemon
Something to think about 8
Beefeater 24, apricot liqueur, sparkling wine, orange bitters
really not 6 dollar drinks
pre-Prohibition classics
Bijou c.1900 (Harry Johnson) 10
Plymouth gin, sweet vermouth, green chartreuse
Brooklyn c.1908 (J.A. Grohusko) 10
rye whiskey, dry vermouth, Picon, maraschino
the last word c.1917 popularized 1920’s (Detroit Athletic Club) 10
gin, green chartreuse, maraschino, lime
Prohibition & after greats
Champs Élysées c.1930 (Savoy Cocktail Book) 9
Cognac, Chartreuse, lemon, bitters
Vieux Carre c.1930’s (Walter Bergeron) 8
rye whiskey, cognac, sweet vermouth, Benedictine, bitters
Growing Old and Dying Happy is a Hope, Not an Inevitability c.2009 (Maks Pazuniak) 9
Cynar, Rittenhouse rye whiskey, Herbsaint, salt
our bright ideas
a thyme to ride 11
Elk Rider rye whiskey, lemon, Farigoule, egg white*
a working title 10
Hopka hop liqueur, Limoncello, Suze, lemon
the Joro 12
Japanese Whiskey, Punt e Mes, Benedictine, orange bitters
Machete 11
rye whiskey, dry sherry, Farigoule Thyme liqueur, barrel aged Peychaud’s bitters
*Consuming raw egg may increase your risk of food-borne illness.We won’t talk of what consuming alcohol may do…
