No time to plan, just dive right in with this Mezcal Old Fashioned featuring Agave, Aztec Chocolate and chili bitters, and a touch of smoke. There is a 32.33 (repeating of course) percent chance you will have a new favorite after you taste this one!
The Midnight Train To Georgia
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Get on board with a Cosmo riff featuring Orange Vodka, peach puree, and a pip of Benedictine to add a little depth.
The White Rabbit
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Classic Cocktails are back en vogue, and perhaps no place did the classics like New Orleans. Much like the French 75, the original Sazerac recipe is a bit murky, particularly whether the base is Rye whiskey or Brandy. We use both, healthy splashes of Peychaud and Angostura Bitters, and a rinse of Lucid absinthe in our take. Down the rabbit hole you go!
Wingardium Leviosa
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With a swish of a wand and a flick of the wrist, Manhattan flights have returned to Vero! Enjoy a sampler board featuring a Bourbon Manhattan, a Mezcal version, and a Martinez, which features gin and sweet vermouth
Bring Me To Life!
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The pre-prohibition golden age of cocktails featured several “hangover cures” known as Corpse Revivers. We recreate No. 2 with a combination of gin, Cointreau, Luxardo bitter and lemon juice, strained into an absinthe-rinsed glass. This one is sure to wake you up inside!
There’s Always Money In The Banana Stand
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Take a second and sip this cool banana rum punch before doing anything drastic. It has a little heat, but not enough to burn the whole place down.
The Joan of Arc
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The Maid of Orleans meets the cocktail of New Orleans! Though the primary spirit in a French 75 remains contentious, we prefer cognac over gin. We add an extra taste of France with yellow chartreuse, a splash of lemon, and top it off with champagne to create a truly inspired recipe.
