Amaro · Built
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The Negroni's lighter sibling: bitter, bubbly and low in alcohol. Perfect for a long, unhurried afternoon.
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Amaro · Built
The Negroni's lighter sibling: bitter, bubbly and low in alcohol. Perfect for a long, unhurried afternoon.
Tequila · Built
Tequila, cola, lime and salt: a humble highball that became a legend in the town of Tequila. Drier and saltier than its simplicity suggests.
Whisky · Stirred
A Negroni with whiskey instead of gin: rounder, warmer and touched with vanilla. Ideal when the evening turns cool.
Tequila · Built
Tequila with orange, grapefruit, lime and grapefruit soda, served in a clay jarrito. It is the roadside and fair drink of Jalisco.
Liqueur · Shaken
Espresso and Licor 43 over ice: the after-lunch digestif that conquered Mexican restaurants. Sweet, aromatic and lightly foamy.
Charanda · Dry shake
A Michoacán sour: charanda, lime and piloncillo with a silky foam. It shows the grassy, cane-driven character of one of Mexico's lesser-known spirits.
Tequila · Built
A cantina staple: tequila with cola and lime, served long and cold. A close cousin of the Batanga, with a more citrusy profile.
Tequila · Stirred
A crystal-clear, silky Margarita made by milk clarification. It keeps the agave and lime but gains a soft, round texture no shaker can give.
Rum · Shaken
Rum, lime and sugar: every bartender's acid test. Three ingredients and nowhere to hide a balance mistake.
Gin · Stirred
Gin and dry vermouth, nothing more. Its simplicity makes it a precision drink: temperature, dilution and ratio are everything.
Vodka · Shaken
Coffee, vodka and coffee liqueur shaken to a creamy foam. A modern classic that both wakes you up and closes dinner.
Gin · Shaken
A gin sour crowned with bubbles: festive, light and citrusy. A toast with more character than sparkling wine alone.
Gin · Shaken
Gin and sweetened lime: dry, sharp and aromatic. This is the fresh-lime version; the classic used lime cordial.
Tequila · Shaken
Blanco tequila and ripe guava with a dry finish and a whisper of mezcal smoke. Fruity without being sweet: the guava brings aroma, not sugar.
Zero-proof · Built
Agua de jamaica turned into a zero-proof highball: tart, floral and bubbly. Designed so guests who don't drink alcohol get a drink with real craft.
Gin · Shaken
Four equal parts that make a herbal, tart and surprisingly balanced drink. A classic reborn with the craft cocktail revival.
Rum · Shaken
Far from sugary tropical drinks, the original Mai Tai is dry and complex: aged rum, lime, orange and almond. A true tiki classic.
Whisky · Stirred
Rye whiskey and sweet vermouth with a touch of bitters: elegant, deep and spicy. A pillar of classic mixology.
Tequila · Shaken
The world's most famous tequila sour: agave, lime and orange in balance, with salt as an accent. Made well, it is bright, dry and never cloying.
Tequila · Shaken
A ruby tequila sour with pomegranate and bitters. It is one of the oldest tequila drinks recorded in a cocktail book.
Mezcal · Stirred
The Negroni with an Oaxacan accent: mezcal's smoke and agave replace juniper. It is now a fixture in mezcalerías and bars across Mexico.
Beer · Built
Beer prepared with lime and salt, and in many regions with sauces and chile. Refreshing, savory and a Sunday ritual in Mexico.
Rum · Built
Rum, lime, mint and bubbles: Cuba's classic refresher. Fragrant, tart and easy on a hot day.
Mezcal · Shaken
Equal parts mezcal, yellow Chartreuse, Aperol and lime. Smoke, honey, orange and acid in one bright drink.
Gin · Stirred
Three equal parts holding each other up: juniper from the gin, bitterness from Campari and spiced sweetness from vermouth. It is Italy's definitive aperitivo and a template behind dozens of riffs.
Tequila · Stirred
An agave Old Fashioned: reposado as the base and a touch of mezcal for smoke. It opened the door for mezcal in international bars.
Whisky · Stirred
The cocktail in its original form: spirit, sugar, bitters and water. A slow sipper that shows off the whiskey.
Tequila · Built
The tequila highball Mexico drinks at home, at the fonda and on the beach. Grapefruit, lime and salt: refreshing, bittersweet and easy to make.
Whisky · Shaken
An equal-parts sour of bourbon, Aperol, Amaro Nonino and lemon. Bittersweet, citrusy and easy to remember.
Whisky · Shaken
A Scotch sour with honey and ginger, crowned with a veil of peated whisky. Spicy, soothing and smoky on the nose.
Pulque · Blended
Fresh pulque blended with fruit: thick, tangy and fruity. Pulquerías offer curados of oats, pine nut, celery, guava, strawberry and many more. Serves several people.
Zero-proof · Stirred
Tequila's traditional companion: citrus, pomegranate and chile, served on the side to alternate sips. It refreshes the palate and whets the appetite. This recipe serves several people.
Amaro · Built
Bubbly, bittersweet and low in alcohol, the Spritz is the aperitivo ritual of northern Italy. Light enough for long afternoons.
Zero-proof · Built
A fermented corn drink with piloncillo, served with lime, salt and lime sorbet. Sour, sweet and thick: a classic of Guadalajara street stands.
Zero-proof · Built
A fermented drink of pineapple peel and piloncillo, lightly tart and only faintly alcoholic. It is sold in markets and street stands across Mexico.
Tequila · Shaken
A Margarita without orange liqueur, where agave syrup echoes the tequila's own flavor. Simple, clean and a showcase for good 100% agave tequila.
Tequila · Built
Tequila, sangrita and grapefruit soda: sweet, sour, salty and spicy at once. A very Jalisco highball, red as its name suggests.
Whisky · Dry shake
Whiskey, lemon and sugar, with optional egg white for a silky foam. Balanced, comforting and very versatile.