Experience a delightful twist on the classic cocktail with our Soju Bloody Mary! This vibrant drink combines the rich, savory flavors of ripe tomatoes, zesty spices, and a splash of fresh citrus, all elevated by the smooth, clean taste of premium soju. Garnished with a medley of crisp vegetables and a hint of heat, it's the perfect balance of refreshment and boldness, making it an ideal choice for brunch or anytime you crave something unique and invigorating.

Soju Bloody Mary

Vida Mezcal, Domaine de Canton, ginger shrub, simple syrup, lemon juice; on the rock, stemmed

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Surprisingly, Dean Martin wasn’t much of a drinker. But when he did, it was always an extremely dry gin martini served with a couple of bleu cheese stuffed olives, One Lucky Strike, and a pack of matches. You’ll get it no differently, pally. Though it’s hard to say which will go to your head faster, the gin or the Lucky.

Start by chilling your martini glass. You can do this by filling it with ice water while you prepare the drink.

Chill the Glass

In a mixing glass, combine the dry gin and dry vermouth. Add ice cubes and stir gently for about 30 seconds until well chilled.

Mix the Martini

Discard the ice water from the chilled martini glass. Strain the gin and vermouth mixture into the glass.

Strain and Serve

Garnish your martini with the bleu cheese stuffed olives. Serve immediately with a Lucky Strike and a pack of matches.

Garnish

Dry gin

Dry vermouth

Bleu cheese stuffed olives

Ice cubes

The Deano

Running through the Amazon, nearly crushed by a rolling stone, and managed to convince the feds that it was not you but a one-armed man that killed your wife. All by five o’clock. So, what are you drinking? How about an extra dry Svedka martini? That’s what Harrison Ford drinks when he visits Club Soda. It’s good enough for him and your day couldn’t have been any harder.

The Harrison Ford

These things are just freakin’ delicious. And that’s all that needs to be said about that. Jose Cuervo Blanco Tequila. Triple Sec. Black cherry puree. Sweet and sour. Lime juice. A hint of fresh basil. On the rocks.

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Freshly muddled basil combined with the vibrant flavors of lemon and ginger beer make this the perfect pairing for any occasion. Basil. Ginger beer. Lemon juice. Simple syrup.

Ginger Basil Smash

Sometimes it helps to take a little off the edge of gin. Nothing does that better than a little St. Germain Elderflower Liqueur. So breaking it down we’ve got Tanqueray, St. Germaine, a little grapefruit juice, some lemon, and a dash of grapefruit bitters. Sweet and tart with a nice little kick.

The Elderflower

The Perfect way to stir up some magic into the evening, by blending the spirit of the South with a hint of mystery. Woodford Bourbon. Fireball. Orange Curacao. Sweet and sour. Blood orange juice. Cinnamon. Shaken with a touch of egg white for a rich, frothy finish.

Kentucky Cauldron

Autumn vibes are immaculate with this delightful twist on a classic. Too many of these and you may not make it home before midnight. 360 Vanilla Vodka. Kahlua. Homemade pumpkin spice creamer.

Pumpkin Spice White Russian

Make The Deano Recipe in just 10m. Surprisingly, Dean Martin wasn’t much of a drinker. But when he did, it was always an extremely dry gin martini served with a couple of bleu cheese stuffed olives, One Lucky Strike, and a pack of matches. You’ll get it no differently, pally. Though it’s hard to say which will go to your head faster, the gin or the Lucky.

The Deano Recipe

Ingredients

Cocktail Ingredients

Method

Preparation

Chill the Glass

Mix the Martini

Strain and Serve

Garnish

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