I make the mistakes. You get the cocktail.
Classic recipes, restaurant recreations, questionable experiments, and cocktails I’ve tinkered with
until they’re actually worth drinking.

The Paper Plane combines bourbon, Aperol, Montenegro, and lemon in equal parts for a bittersweet cocktail with a citrus finish.

A Royal Flush variation made with Wild Turkey 101, peach liqueur, Chambord, cranberry, lemon, and cherrywood smoke.

A lighter, floral Negroni riff with gin, Campari, Lillet Blanc, and elderflower liqueur, created for Negroni Week.

Calvados, B&B, fresh lemon and grenadine make this apple-brandy Daisy bright, tart and surprisingly complex.

Hi! I’m Bob! I’m no bartender. I just drink like I have homework.
Sometimes that means recreating a restaurant drink. Sometimes it means digging through a 1930 cocktail book. And sometimes I stare at the bottles in my bar until a questionable idea occurs to me.
Not everything works.
You mostly get the ones that do.
“Far be it from me to tell you what you should and should not do. But to me, there are whiskeys you mix with, and whiskeys you sip and savor.”