bay breeze

A close relative of both the vodka-cranberry Cape Codder and Sea Breeze—in fact, likely created in the same midcentury marketing push by Ocean Spray and the Cranberry Growers Association—this vodka cocktail (although some will tell you it can also be made with coconut-flavored rum) achieved peak popularity in the 1980s and remains a summer staple nearly a half-century later. The reason? As easy to make as it is to drink, the simple combination of vodka and cranberry and pineapple juices is as refreshing as the breeze that blows on a seaside veranda.

the old fashioned

The most classic of all bourbon cocktails, the Old Fashioned has been around for more than 200 years. Its staying power owes to its simplicity: Little more than a slug of whiskey, seasoned and sweetened with Angostura bitters and sugar, the drink is more special than a neat pour, but nearly as easy to enjoy.

classic vodka martini

The martini is the quintessential vodka cocktail, and our signature version takes this classic to new heights. Unlike the traditional stirred martini, we recommend shaking to create a more vibrant and slightly frothy texture.

Flavor Profile: Crisp, Elegant, Vibrant

Perfect For: Sophisticated gatherings, Pre-dinner drinks

haitian divorce Rum

It’s essentially an Old Fashioned riff and is perhaps the best-known member of a series of matrimonially themed drinks that came out of the bar Beagle co-owner and beverage director Dan Greenbaum created a drink with a split base of bourbon and calvados that employed pedro ximenez sherry as a sweetener, which he dubbed the Second Marriage.