Recipes

Black Cow Strawberry Blonde

If English summertime had a flavour, this might be it. Black Cow's Strawberry Vodka is a truly delightful fruit spirit that ensues flavour without ...

Diablesse Caribbean Rum, Apple & Ginger

Using Diablesse's golden rum, which blends three different Caribbean rums, if a drink could transport you to sunnier climes, this would do it. Supe...

Temperance Westside

Try this refreshing Spring serve, a Temperance Westside. A Westside cocktail usually contains vodka and is closely related to the Southside and Eas...

Classic Margarita

A worldwide favourite, the Margarita's refreshing and easy to make nature are no doubt a part of the delicious drink's appeal. Created in 1948 in ...

Harry Johnson's 1888 Martini

From Harry Johnson’s 1888 Bartender’s Manual, we're using our Old Tom as he did for his martini, but with a few changes, such as quantities. He cal...

Temperance & Tonic

Summer drink? Gin & Tonic. Winter warmer? Gin & Tonic. Practically perfect for every occasion and beautifully simple to make, there is a re...

Clover Club

Hailing from Philadelphia, this classic cocktail dates back to pre-prohibition times. With only 5 ingredients it is relatively simple to make, but ...

Navy Strength Cobbler

The most famous cobbler is of course the Sherry Cobbler (delicious, do try it) which is mentioned in literature as far back as 1838. The cobbler st...

Navy French 57.1

Now we may have switched the number to reflect navy's abv of 57.1% but make no mistake, the abv is higher than that of the original French 75. A fa...

Navy Perfect Lady

Inspired by Edward VIII's abdication to marry his perfect lady, Wallis Simpson, the Perfect Lady cocktail was created by Sidney Cox in 1936, winni...

Contessa

A relatively close relative of the Negroni, The Contessa cocktail still packs a delightful punch and never more so than when using our Portobello R...

Slower more comfortable screw

The Sloe Comfortable Screw is a remnant from the past, a member of that much maligned family of cocktails that we derisively call ‘Disco Drinks’. T...