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The El Gallito Cocktail A drink and a snack? Tomatoes are the key ingredient of this cocktail, and once you have the tomato juice, you are left with a spicy chunky salsa that can be enjoyed with chips. -
The Opera Glasses Cocktail This cocktail is inspired by the poster artist Charles Loupot created, and it's only fitting as the illustration conveys a sense of "bitter-sweetness," much like the flavorful base of this drink, Cointreau. -
The Road to Turin Cocktail This low-alcohol vermouth cocktail mixes together sweet and savory to create a drink that pops like the characters in the poster it is based on. -
The Go-Getter Cocktail Rosy hints from Campari, mixed with coffee syrup and topped with egg white froth create a cocktail that's as elegant as the poster it is inspired by. -
The Night Terror Cocktail This recipe puts a twist on a Black Manhattan to spotlight Maurin Quina's notes of cherry, which are as prominent in this cocktail as the green devil on the liqueur's bottle. -
Cocktails Inspired by Vintage Advertising Before TV, beverage companies had artists create characters to personify their brand. Now, to celebrate these works of art, we’ve chosen five posters and asked bartenders to use them as inspiration to make original cocktails. -
The Campari After Dark Cocktail The additions of smoky Scotch and applejack brandy, plus coffee-infused Campari, make this vibrant red cocktail anything but sweet and fruity. -
The Hibiscus Margarita This cocktail honors artist Frida Kahlo, who used to serve guests refreshing hibiscus tea after a long journey. Now, it's the key ingredient to making this floral-accented margarita a cool refreshing sipper for a hot sunny day. -
The Sunshine Sipper, Your Mimosa Alternative Looking for a delicious way to change up brunch? Try combining sparkling rosé with Italian apéritif Cocchi Americano for a rosy-hued easy-sipping cocktail, perfect for any daytime party. -
The New York Sour Cocktail Recipe Though reportedly created in Chicago, New York's thirst for this wonderfully balanced mixture of wine and whiskey inspired a new name. Learn how to make one at home.