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Drink of the Week: Aviation American Gin

Imbibe Magazine

When Aviation American Gin first hit shelves in 2006, it was something of a novel spirit. Unlike the juniper-forward London dry gins that had long dominated the market, Aviation brought other botanicals to the forefront, with its prominent citrus, spice, and floral notes.

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Chocolate Cocktails

Imbibe Magazine

And we’ve assembled recipes for every type of chocolate craving: from those kissed with a few dashes of chocolate bitters to decadent dessert drinks. Cacao-Kissed Classics Amor & Lujuria Chocolate Strawberry Negroni Cacao-infused vermouth and strawberry-infused Campari balance out the classic bitter notes of the drink.

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Modern Coffee Cocktails

Imbibe Magazine

Tipsy Jitters Infusing the cream with Angostura bitters amps up the warm fall flavors of this coffee cocktail by Nashville’s Martha My Dear. Honeyed Coffee Gin & Tonic Cold-brew and honey boost the classic G&T. Midnight Marauder No. Espresso Bar Clacson’s Espresso Martini A minty-fresh take on the classic.

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Elements: Dill Cocktails

Imbibe Magazine

blanc vermouth 1 dash lemon bitters Tools: barspoon, strainer Glass: cocktail Garnish: 5 drops of olive oil, large green olive Stir all of the ingredients with ice until well chilled, strain into a chilled glass, then garnish. London dry gin 1/2 oz. dill-infused vodka 1/4 oz. dry vermouth 1/4 oz. blanco tequila 1 oz.

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Taking Dry Vermouth Beyond the Martini

Imbibe Magazine

Whether used with gin or agave spirits, it can “provide depth and a bright balance in a notably different way than its sweet vermouth counterpart,” he says. El Capitn Made with pisco, equal amounts of sweet and dry vermouths, and bitters, this cocktail most closely resembles a perfect Pisco Manhattan.

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The Cocktail College Podcast: The Gin Basil Smash

VinePair

The Gin Basil Smash is an herbaceous, bright green game-changer, created by Hamburg’s Joerg Meyer in 2008. After Meyer posted his creation on “The Bitters Blog,” he watched it explode across Europe, fueled by the early online cocktail community and the drink’s bold visual appeal. It’s Gin Pesto, Meyer’s Curse, and big basil.

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A Negroni Week Globetrot

Imbibe Magazine

The Torii, a favorite off the menu, trades the gin for sweet potato shochu and adds Amontillado sherry, imbuing the aperitivo with a nutty aroma. Its Quinoni is made with an Andean vermouth and quinoa bitters, while the Miski cocktail trades gin for miske , an Ecuadorean agave spirit, macerated with flowers.

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