Must TRy Cocktails: New Mixes & Classics
Learn and get details on preparing drinks yourself. Find the basics ingredients and recipes of your favorite drinks.
White Russian
White Russians are creamy and savory. Amazing way to finish a dinner and great for midnight relaxations.
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Sometimes we need an extra kick to start off the night:
Stemless Wine Glass with Ice or Rocks Glass
2oz of Vodka
1oz of Coffee Liqueur
.75 oz Cream
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Vodka was actually founded in Poland.
Rocks Glass (Old Fashioned) with Ice
1.5oz Vodka
.75oz Coffee Liqueur
.75 oz Cream
Martini
Vodka or Gin? The ultimate spirit filled classic cocktail. Regardless if you want one before a meeting or need one after - its ready for you.
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Martini Glass
Mixing Glass
Gin or Vodka (or Both)
Dry Vermouth
Orange Bitters
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The martini may have originated in the 1860s in Martinez, California, mixed for a lucky gold miner!
Chilled Martini Glass
3 oz Vodka or Gin
.75 oz Dry Vermouth
Dash of Orange Bitters
Lemon Twist
Cold/Chilled Glass is a +
Bonus: Make it Dirty!
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The original martini was likely sweeter than today’s version, as early recipes included sweet vermouth.
2 oz Gin or Vodka
.75 oz Dry Vermouth
Olive or Lemon Twist Garnish
Whiskey Mule
The traditional mule was first handcrafted in Manhattan. Whiskey and ginger go together like lemonade on a sunny day.
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Have fun with this “refresher.”
Highball Glass with Ice
2 oz of Jameson Whiskey
.75 oz Fresh Lime Juice
.25 oz Simple Syrup (Agave is a great choice too!)
Top of Ginger Beer
Add and Garnish:
Lime Wedge + Mint
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Scotch is a whiskey produced in Scotland.
Copper Mug with Ice
1.5oz Whiskey
.5oz Lime juice
Top off with Ginger Beer
Lime Squeeze & Garnish
Daiquiri
Neat and clean, just like a new pair of shoes right out of the box. This will definitely help start the evening, regardless of the occasion.
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The Daiquiri originated in Cuba in the late 1800s and was named after a small village near Santiago de Cuba.
Chilled Coupe Glass
2 oz of Rum
1 oz Lime Juice (Freshly Squeezed)
.75 Simple Syrup (1:1)
Lime Wheel Garnish
Bonus: Can be enjoyed over ice
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It was a favorite of Ernest Hemingway, who even inspired a variation called the "Hemingway Daiquiri," made with less sugar and added grapefruit juice!
Chilled Coupe Glass
1.5 oz of Rum
.75 oz Lime Juice
.75 Simple Syrup
Lime Wheel Garnish
Margarita
The ability to dance anywhere and feel like everyone is dancing with you only requires one thing - and her name is Margarita.
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Bucket Glass or Rocks Glass
Tequila, Blanco
Lime Juice
Triple Sec (Orange Liqueur)
Simple Syrup or Agave Syrup
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It's been said to have started in Juarez, Mexico in the '30s or '40s. Make it Grand!
Rocks Glass
2 oz of Reposado Tequila
1 oz of Triple Sec
1 oz of Lime Juice
.5 oz Agave Syrup
Grand Marnier Float (.5 oz)
Lime Wedge Garnish
Salt Lick Rim
Bonus: Flavor Purees
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Legend has it that the origin of the drink stems from a bartender who forgot to make a showgirl's favorite drink.
1.5 oz Tequila Blanco
.75 oz Triple Sec
1 oz lime Juice
.5 oz Simple Syrup
Lime Wedge Garnish
Optional - Salt Rim
Blended or on the Rocks
Old Fashioned
It’s never been this cool to be considered old fashioned. Sometimes to appreciate the present, one should thank the past. Enjoy the original!
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Rocks Glass
Ice (Big Cube)
Garnish: Orange Peel & Zest, Optional Luxardo Cheery
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Legend has it the cocktail got its name because people started asking bartenders for a drink made the old-fashioned way—with just spirits, sugar, water, and bitters!
2.5 oz Bourbon
2 Dashes of Angostura Bitters & Orange Bitters
.25 oz of Simple or Turbo Syrup
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The Old Fashioned, born in the 1800s, is the grandfather of cocktails and still a classic today!
2 oz Spirit
2 Dashes of bitters
Sugar Cube
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Finding a rooftop spot in San Francisco can feel like a mini-adventure. Why? Because every place claims to have the best drinks, food, and, naturally, the best view. So, how do you pick? For me, it was simple: I went with the name—The View Lounge. I mean, it doesn’t get more straightforward than that, right? I was looking for a view, and they promised just that.