Some cocktails feel like they’ve been around forever, even when they’re relatively new to the scene. The Paper Plane is one of those drinks.
Some cocktails feel like they’ve been around forever, even when they’re relatively new to the scene. The Paper Plane is one of those drinks.
There’s something about a Manhattan that never goes out of style. It’s bold but refined, balanced yet bracing. It’s as at home at a refined bar as it is served with a smash burger. Whether you’re pouring one to end a long day or serving them up to impress dinner guests, this classic three-ingredient cocktail brings warmth and polish in equal measure.
The Boulevardier is essentially a Negroni with whiskey replacing gin. It originated in the 1920s and is rich, bittersweet, and particularly well suited to cooler weather or after-dinner sipping.