Cocktail Hall of Fame
Vesper Dry Martini
Many bartenders advocate that a Martini should be stirred and not shaken, some citing the ridiculous argument that shaking will bruise the gin. If you
Vieux Carré
Like an ultra-smooth and complex Sweet Manhattan served on the rocks.
Vodka Collins/Joe Collins
A Tom Collins with vodka - a refreshing balance of sweet and sour.
Vodka Sour
The bitter contribute greatly to this tasty vodka-based sour.
Vodkatini/Vodka Martini
Temperature is key to the enjoyment of this modern classic. Consume while icy cold.
Ward Eight
This is a spirited, sweet and sour combination - like most politicians.
Watermelon Fresh Fruit Martini
Watermelon fruit shines in this medium-dry riff on a Vodka Martini.
Whiskey Collins/Colonel Collins
A whiskey-based twist on the classic Tom Collins.
Whisky Mac (Whisky MacDonald)
Subtly spirituous with whisky notes tamed by rich green wine, which also adds mild warming ginger spice.
Whiskey Smash
A mint flavoured version of the Whiskey Sour.
Whiskey Sour
Smooth with a hint of citrus sourness and an invigorating blast of whiskey.
Whisky Highball
Simple, refreshing and brilliant. One of the best ways to appreciate a good scotch whisky.
White Lady
A simple, silky and delicious gin-laced classic with a sour finish.
White Negroni
Wayne Collins, this drink’s creator, originally used equal parts as is usual for a classic Negroni and after trying various other formulations we’ve
White Russian
A Black Russian smoothed with cream.
Widow's Kiss
Herbal with hints of apple, mint and eucalyptus. This classic is also often made with green Chartreuse but we prefer as per classic recipes with half Yellow
Woo Woo
Fruity, cranberry laced with vodka and sweet peach liqueur. A quaffable cocktail from the 1980s.
Yellow Daisy
This is the kind of cocktail that many bartenders will want to stir rather than shake. However, it is classically shaken. Herbal, zesty and spirituous.
Zombie
Powerful funky rum and delicate cinnamon spice partially tamed by rich fruit and sweetened clove.
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