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Bright green, equal parts and invented in Melbourne. Jean-Paul Bourguignon first mixed the Japanese Slipper at Mietta's in 1984: Midori for the melon, Cointreau for the orange, fresh lemon to keep it sharp. You need a shaker, some ice and...
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Gin, fresh lemon and a glass packed with crushed ice, then a drizzle of blackberry liqueur that bleeds purple down through the ice. London bartender Dick Bradsell created the Bramble in 1984, and bars have poured it ever since. You...
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Gin, fresh lemon, a little sugar and a long pour of soda over ice. The Tom Collins has been the tall drink of choice since the 1870s, and it is still the easiest way to make a bottle of gin...
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Gin, fresh lemon, a dash of sugar and a splash of soda. The Gin Fizz has been on bar menus since the 1870s and it is still the best thing to do with a bottle of gin on a warm...
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Brandy, maple syrup and a sprinkle of cinnamon. The Lumberjack is a whisky sour that went bush, swapped the sugar for maple and came back smelling like a campfire. Rich, warm, and done in about two minutes. Serves 2 Ingredients...
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