The national drink of Cuba!

A big thanks to “Trader” Vic Bergeron. ALOHA!

It’s all in the lime, baby!

This drink originated in the nineteenth century in either the US, England or Australia. Although it place of origin is disputed, it is truly become a classic. So good they named the glass after it!

This one was created in the late 1800s in Washington, DC.

True N’awlins!

The classic that everyone should know. Purists insist that it is Gin + vermouth. Vodka is recognized reluctantly. Anything else is a cocktail.

What can be said about this trusted standard.
We recommend you drop by Joe’s in Santa Barbara, “Home of the ‘Stiffy’”!

There are numerous stories on the Sidecar’s origins. However, Harry’s Bar in Paris is generally credited with inventing the Sidecar for a patron who often rode in the sidecar of a motorcycle. I am grateful to this unknown and unsung mixologist who brought us this cocktail, as it is my personal favorite, and I am eternally grateful to the Bix in San Francisco for introducing me to the wonderful libation.

Like the Martini, the Sidecar … Read more