This classic gin-based cocktail is the brother of the Tom Collins drink, of which we already told you the recipe on another occasion. In this version, instead of using a conventional gin, a Dry Gin or extra dry gin is used. Although strange as it may seem, this drink is also prepared with Bourbon Whiskey. It is quite rare to see how a cocktail can be made with two such different alcohols and still be called the same.
History The Screwdriver is a classic drink that has been designated an International Bartender Association official cocktail. The history of the Screwdriver is somewhat debatable, even though mention of it in literature goes back to 1949, when vodka…
The red Bird the mid-century classic dessert. This gimlet serves refreshing, caramelized and nutty notes. Make your own at home, plus the Fountain of Youth, via our new cocktail kit, available for curbside pickup in May. Each kit has…
History From its earliest origins in the Middle Ages, the drink has evolved from herbal medicine to a commodity in the spirits industry. The gin was developed from the Dutch distillate “Jenever” and became popular in Great Britain…