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  • Why Restaurants Don’t Need Liquor Licenses

    I think people in our industry have assumed that customers want a restaurant to have a liquor license, but I think creating cocktails with amaro, Lillet, vermouth, Cocchi Americano, and stuff like that could be fun.

  • The Perpetual Sunrise Cocktail

    This Fernet-based cocktail from Brooklyn's Nitehawk Cinema feels extra classy with a quick spritz of Green Chartreuse to tie it all together.

  • This Bar Treats Martinis Like Religion

    Each time a martini is ordered at London’s Dry Martini, bar staff issue a certificate commemorating the event—as if the drinker has just taken their first communion. “I’m the bartender-priest and the cocktail is my offering,” explains Craig Petrie.

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  • Nosferatini Recipe

    An imaginary martini that Dracula would have drunk. To create a psychological effect, we added iron to the fake blood that we made. It's as if Dracula's taken a sip of his martini and left two drops of blood from his fangs.

  • Joy Division Recipe

    At Death + Co., we often name our cocktails after musical references. This is one of my favorites.

  • Maiden's Blush Recipe

    This refreshing cocktail uses Maidenii Sweet Vermouth, which is made with fruit and botanicals such as partially-fermented cabernet grapes, grapefruit, mace, and angelica root.