Beacon Hill
A spirit-forward cocktail inspired by Boston's most famous bar, where rye whiskey meets cognac and Yellow Chartreuse for something unexpectedly refined.
A new cocktail every day. Seasonal sippers, forgotten classics, and drinks for every occasion.
49 recipes
A spirit-forward cocktail inspired by Boston's most famous bar, where rye whiskey meets cognac and Yellow Chartreuse for something unexpectedly refined.

Seedlip Spice 94 meets bitter grapefruit and blood orange in a sophisticated spritz that proves aperitifs don't need alcohol to be complex and crave-worthy.

This bold bourbon old-fashioned brings bitter Cynar and maple sweetness to stand up to your best ribeye.

This ruby-hued sparkler takes the brunch mimosa from forgettable to memorable with blood orange's berry-like complexity and real pomegranate grenadine.

An experimental milk-clarified Espresso Martini that's crystal clear but tastes like coffee velvet. Science experiment or stroke of genius? Only one way to find out.

Speakeasy bartenders masked harsh bootleg spirits with bold liqueurs. This Prohibition-inspired rye sour captures that creative chaos with maraschino, absinthe, and violet.

A wellness cocktail with ginger, turmeric, and Aperol that actually tastes like a craft cocktail, not a health drink.

This port-based stirred cocktail combines aged rum, amaro, and crème de cacao for a rich, warming nightcap with chocolate and spice.

A wild fusion sour combining mezcal, yuzu, tamarind, and shiso. This untested experiment might be brilliant or chaotic, but either way, it's an adventure.

This cognac sour channels Belle Époque literary salons with blanc vermouth, Cherry Heering, and an absinthe rinse that adds just a whisper of anise.

Bourbon meets hot apple cider with allspice dram, brown sugar, and a pat of butter for a toddy that's rich, spicy, and genuinely warming.

This botanical-forward mocktail proves that sophisticated drinking has nothing to do with alcohol content and everything to do with balance, technique, and beautiful ingredients.