Smoked Old Fashioned
16 €Rye, maple and cherrywood smoke.
Guests should know what's in a drink and how it tastes before they order. This example leads with five house cocktails, each listed with its spirit and two other ingredients.
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Cocktails at the long bar and late suppers by lamplight, nightly from six until two.
Stirred slowly over hand-cut ice, at the bar or at your table.
Rye, maple and cherrywood smoke.
Gin, Campari and walnut-steeped vermouth.
Mezcal, blackberry and egg white.
Bourbon, wildflower honey and lemon.
Vodka, cold brew and demerara.
By the glass, from the cellar under the bar.
Brioche, white peach and a fine bead.
Flint and citrus.
Rose petal, cherry and tar.
From the kitchen until midnight.
Shallot mignonette and lemon.
Smoked yolk, crisp shallots and toasted brioche.
Basil oil and black pepper.
Parmesan and chives.
Sea salt and crème fraîche.
Vanilla ice cream, espresso and a dash of amaretto.
Start from this menu. Change the name, dishes, prices, fonts and colors.
Use this templateYour own drinks go first, since guests can't get them anywhere else.
A short list with prices tells guests you make a Negroni or a Daiquiri, and what it costs.
Real names and real ingredients, in their own section, so a driver finds them at a glance.
A few by the glass for the friend who doesn't want a cocktail.
Food you can eat with a drink in hand. Say when the kitchen closes.
Cocktails take one price and no size. Keep house drinks close in price, like 14 to 16 here, so guests choose by taste.
Rye, maple and cherrywood smoke.
Gin, Campari and walnut-steeped vermouth.
Mezcal, blackberry and egg white.
Base spirit first, then the two ingredients that change its flavor. Ingredients tell a guest more than adjectives.
Dark, mysterious and irresistible.
Mezcal, blackberry and egg white.
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As many as your team can make well on a busy night. Many bars keep a short house list and change a few each season.
Only when it matters to the drink or the price, like a named rye or a premium gin. Otherwise the type of spirit is enough.
Yes, in a few plain words, or leave them out. Many guests skip a drink they can't picture.



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