Count of Corsica

Sherry has been a staple cocktail since the 1800s, appearing in many punch recipes from the period. Today, sherry plays a key role in the world's...

This cocktail looks better if made to spec with the raspberries in the base of the glass but is fruitier, and arguably better, if you muddle the...

A rye whiskey-based Sweet Manhattan with French Creole influence.

This genever-based riff on the Last Word takes the classic in a bittersweet gentian direction that brings it forward in the evening, perhaps even as...

Classically a Greyhound is merely vodka and grapefruit juice served tall over ice in a Collins glass, but it's better served shorter with a couple of...

Like many of New York City's Manhattan variations, the rye whiskey-forward Fort Point is named after the Boston district that was home to the bar...

Delicately bittered and chocolate-spiced mezcal and bourbon, lifted by subtle, rich almond.

Despite the name, this Old Fashioned style drink is more fruity and nutty than it is woody, but it's tasty all the same.

A tangy, well-balanced punch.