Category: Rocks
The Winter Warmer
Strawberry Negroni
The original Negroni of Gin, Sweet Vermouth, and Campari was invented in Florence in 1919 at Cafe'Casoni when Count Camillo Negroni asked the bartender for a stronger version of his favourite
Non – Alcoholic Strawberry Negroni
Our non-alcoholic version of the bitter Italian
Negroni
This hugely popular cocktail has been an Italian favourite for decades, the rich, bitter complexity of this drink makes it a unique and moreish
Smoked Negroni
This twist on the classic Negroni, retains the characteristic herbaceous, bitterness of the original but adds a rich smoky element by replacing the gin with
Soggy Sailor
This tiki-styled, original cocktail is one of our in-house creations, and our homage to the classic fruity concoctions of Trader Vic and Don The Beachcomber.
Yuzu Negroni
This hugely popular cocktail has been an Italian favourite for decades, the rich, bitter complexity of this drink makes it a unique and moreish
Mai Tai
Our Mai Tai combines three different rums, freshly squeezed lime juice, triple sec and the all-important orgeat to make a rich and nutty balanced tiki
Maple Leaf
This simple, sour-style cocktail combines caramel-y bourbon with maple syrup and tart lemon juice to create a mellow, moreish
Margarita
The ultimate tequila cocktail, the Margarita is a tangy mixture of rich grassy, tequila, tart fresh lime, sweet, citrusy orange liqueur and a savoury salt
Caipirinha
The classic Brazillian cocktail, the Caipirinha is grassy, herbaceous and heady, tart from the lime and just a touch sour, but balanced with the sweetness of the sugar and the
Eastern Whisky Sour
The Eastern Sour is a great all round cocktail, combining the fruity accessibility of tiki cocktails with the grown-up complexity of whiskey, this combination is a match made in
English Garden
The English Garden is a well balanced mixture of sweet and sour and a great example of a grown-up tasting
Amaretto Sour
The Amaretto Sour is a member of the sour family of drinks but due to amaretto’s high sugar content it is certainly at the sweeter end of the
Boulevardier
This is the boozy older cousin of the Negroni that simply replaces gin with