Originating from the Bali Hai restaurant in San Diegeo around the 60s. A welcome combination of rum, coffee and pineapple that works surprisingly well.…
The Test Pilot was cause for inspiration for many riffs including the Space Pilot, Jet Pilot, Ace Pilot and the Astronaut. It was first created by Don the Beachcomber back in 1941.…
The King's Jubilee was featured in the 1937 UKBG's (United Kingdom's Bartender's Guild) Approved Cocktails book. The book features a number of Jubilee cocktails.…
The original Yellow Bird cocktail recipe is somewhat elusive. Here is the simplest and what we believe to be as a solid base for creating your own variation.…
The Honeysuckle Daiquiri or Honey Daiquiri is the lovechild of a classic Daiquiri and the Bees Knees cocktail. Well balanced, citrusy and a deliciously strong honey note.…
A simple variation on the Long Island Iced Tea. Substitute in Midori melon liqueur in place of the triple sec and voila - a bright green, potent cocktail.…
A simple variation on the Long Island Iced Tea with blue curacao instead of triple sec. An electric blue, potent cocktail crudely named the Adios Motherf***er (or AMF).…
The Blue Hawaiian is a variation on the Blue Hawaii but I’d argue that it more closely resembles a Pina Colada than a Blue Hawaii.…
Bartender Harry Yee created the Blue Hawaii cocktail in 1957 at the Hawaiian Village in Waikiki. Bols sales rep came to Yee asking for a drink made with the company’s blue curaçao liqueur.…
The Parasol is simply a variation on a Banana Daiquiri - with a touch of fresh pineapple juice and warming grated nutmeg to finish. First created at Glady’s in Brooklyn.…