Entries to 2023 Hayman's Old Tom, New Cocktail Competition

Hayman's Tesseract

it is a cocktail for people who seeks unique flavors and wishes to experience a progressive drinking experience as the cocktail dilutes. And profile wise,

Señorita

Fruity, slightly acidic

My Favorite Flannel

A lot of my customers shy away from gin cocktails because they assume anything with gin will taste like "pine needles". I wanted to make something

Tap Tap Collin

Garnish with a couple of green peppercorns, otherwise your mouth will feel numb

暗涌

淡淡的甜美咖啡香气掺杂椰子太妃糖的圆润口感，法兰绒滤掉了部分浓缩的酸苦，以及奶洗留下的奶清，shake完后会在十几秒内呈现焦色的的色彩...

Mangue Roi

Bright and refreshing notes of mango and plum with an herbal finish from the Green Chartreuse

The Red Room

The name derives from the idea of 'opening the door' once you mix the cherry syrup at the bottom. Also, who doesn't love a good Twin Peaks

Budding Fancy

Inspired by a love of saffron and Indian cuisine this cocktail is savory, refreshing and well balanced. It's perfect on a hot summer's day and

Mikez

As the classic Old Tom drink the Martinez is arguably the precursor to the Martini/Dry Martini, I wanted to go the opposite way, and go for something a

As Above, So Below

The classic cocktail I was hoping to play off of is an 'Army and Navy.' The last few weeks I have been away from my home and bar, spending time

Microdose

Our restaurant, Selden Standard, always tries to showcase Michigan's local produce and I wanted to make an acidic cocktail that celebrated Michigan

"O"

The cinnamon syrup should be concentrated made with Sri Lankan cinnamon sticks and few pieces of Star Anise ( ratio is 250 gr cinnamon sticks , 5 pics

Misty Legacy

I drink like this at home.

Acacia

Whether to choose rose salt edge If you like the feeling of salt, you can dip the mouth of the cup all rose salt

Short but Sweet

Sweet and floral notes with a thick creamy texture adding an interesting mouthfeel to this "short but sweet" cocktail

For Love's Sake

This drink is a tribute to love and has it's origins in the First Epistle to the Corinthians. Specifically the famous verse in 1 Corinthians 13:13,