
French 75 Royale
The classic French 75 gets a luxurious upgrade with cognac and Lillet Blanc. This is what you pour when the occasion calls for Champagne with a little extra something.
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The classic French 75 gets a luxurious upgrade with cognac and Lillet Blanc. This is what you pour when the occasion calls for Champagne with a little extra something.

The Negroni's bitter beauty gets a smoky alpine makeover with gentian liqueur, mezcal, and layers of earthy, contemplative flavor.

This cognac and amaro combination brings bittersweet chocolate, apple cider, and warming spice together for the ultimate fireside sipper.

What happens when you sous vide cognac with black tea and figs? Honestly, I'm not entirely sure, but I have theories and a recipe for the brave.

The Daiquiri's perfect template gets an absinthe-kissed makeover with passion fruit, Suze, and enough botanical bite to keep things interesting.

Built on strong white tea with muddled basil and cucumber, this sophisticated fizz proves that great drinks are about flavor, not alcohol content.

This non-alcoholic tiki drink layers pineapple, coconut cream, orgeat, and passion fruit into something genuinely complex and totally crave-worthy.

Bond's famous Vesper gets the upgrade it deserves. A touch of absinthe recreates the bitter complexity of the original Kina Lillet for a martini that's genuinely shaken and stirred.

Bold mezcal meets herbal Chartreuse with citrus brightness and building heat. This cocktail doesn't ask for attention, it commands it.
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.