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The house signature — built by Salvatore Calabrese at The Donovan Bar.
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Altamura Distilleries' signature Martini, made famous by Maestro Salvatore Calabrese at The Donovan Bar. 60ml of PDO Senatore Cappelli wheat vodka, 20ml Carpano Dry, two dashes of orange bitters. Stirred, served up, lemon twist. The grain weight of Altamura makes the drink taste like something, not nothing.
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Amaro Lucano Anniversario, rye, and a caramelized orange.
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Amaro Lucano's modern Brooklyn — the Anniversario expression replaces the usual amer, Bulleit Rye carries the spine, Cocchi Americano and Maraschino fill out the sweet side. A caramelized orange slice is muddled in before stirring; the orange oils are sprayed over the top to finish.
Amaro Lucano in place of Campari — drier, more herbal, post-dinner.
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Equal-parts geometry with Amaro Lucano replacing Campari. The Basilicata herbs give the Negroni a drier, post-dinner posture without losing the bitter spine. Especially good after a heavy meal where a standard Negroni feels too sweet.
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Madrecuishe's herbaceous side with agave and bitters.
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The Old Fashioned format gives Sacrvm Madrecuishe room to breathe — agave for cohesion, bitters for definition, a single big cube to slow the dilution. Madrecuishe's restraint with smoke makes this drink an entry point for guests who say they 'don't like mezcal.'
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Aged Guatemalan rum, Cartel Syrup, double bitters — producer spec.
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Coconut Cartel's official Old Fashioned spec for the Añejo. The signature move is Cartel Syrup — coconut palm sugar simmered into coconut water with a touch of salt — which replaces demerara and adds a soft, savory base. Both Angostura and orange bitters bridge the rum and the citrus oil. Stirred in a mixing glass and strained over fresh ice.
2:1 Blanco Martini — the rum stand-in for the classic.
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Coconut Cartel's stripped-down Martini build. Two ounces Blanco, half-ounce dry vermouth, shaken (per the producer) and served up in a chilled Martini glass with a lemon twist. The Blanco's young coconut character reads as a clean alternative to gin's juniper — softer center, same elegance.
A rum Negroni — equal parts, room for the coconut.
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Coconut Cartel replaces the gin in a classic Negroni — aged rum and natural coconut water against Campari's bitter orange and a sweet vermouth. The result is rounder than a gin Negroni and slightly tropical without being kitsch.
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Pasilla Mixe smoke + coffee-infused sweet vermouth — the Negroni, rebuilt.
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Equal parts Ayuuk, coffee-infused sweet vermouth, and Campari, bridged by a dash of black walnut bitters. The smoke and the coffee tannin pull the Negroni out of its standard juniper-citrus frame and into something darker, deeper, and built for autumn evenings.
Smoke and dried-fruit depth, Old Fashioned geometry.
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Empirical Ayuuk — wood-smoked pasilla mixe chile, koji-quinoa base — built as an Old Fashioned. The Ayuuk's dried fruit and cacao notes do the work that whisky barrel time normally does. Demerara for sweetness, a single dash of orange bitters, a long peel.
Soka and Plum side by side, absinthe rinse, citrus lift.
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A two-Empirical martini. Soka leads, Plum adds depth, dry vermouth holds the spine, absinthe ghosts in. Orange bitters bring it home; lime zest finishes.
Empirical Cilantro's signature serve — Martini-shaped, herb-forward.
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The producer-spec Martini built around Empirical Cilantro. The French-wheat base + cilantro + tomatillo + lime + vinegar profile pairs naturally with dry vermouth and orange bitters. Bright, herbal, and refreshing — exactly the way Empirical recommends.
White Negroni on Cilantro — gentian, mango, Italicus bergamot.
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Empirical's White Negroni swap: Cilantro replaces the gin, Salers gentian aperitif wine replaces the bitter, Italicus bergamot adds a floral bridge, and Chinola mango liqueur sweetens. Stirred over ice, strained into a fresh-ice rocks glass, finished with orange zest.
11:1 dry Martini on Olive — savory, vegetal, no compromise.
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Empirical's house Martini for Olive. A wildly dry 11:1 ratio — 2.75 oz Olive to 0.25 oz dry vermouth — letting the Manzanilla and Gordal olive character (and the olive oil that comes with it) dominate. Stirred over ice, strained, two olives in. The Dirty Martini's elegant cousin.
Negroni with Olive replacing the gin — vegetal, savory, weighted.
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Empirical's Olive Negroni: 1.5 oz Olive carries the body, 0.75 oz each of Campari and gin. The olive note rounds out Campari's bitter, the gin keeps the juniper anchor. Garnish with both an olive and a lemon twist — both ends of the spectrum at once.
Equal parts Plum and vermouth, orange blossom on top.
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Two-ingredient stirrer in the Adonis / Bamboo family, dressed up with orange blossom. Light, low-ABV, dinner-ready.
Lillet and Suze swap in around The Plum — a Negroni in disguise.
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A white Negroni, refracted. Empirical Plum holds the spirit slot, Lillet plays sweet, Suze plays bitter. Grapefruit bitters tie the bow.
Plum, Cocchi Americano and a whisky kicker — a half-Manhattan reframed.
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Plum at the helm; Cocchi Americano replaces sweet vermouth; a quarter-ounce of whisky tightens the back; lemon zest cleans.
A frozen, glass-cold Plum martini — let it sit an hour.
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Pre-batched and frozen — water dilution baked in. A whisper of dry vermouth, Regan's orange bitters, into the freezer for an hour. Pour straight from the bottle, no shaking, no ice.
Ayuuk, agave, lime zest — three lines, all spirit.
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A near-spec sour that lets Ayuuk's Pasilla Mixe smoke do all the talking. Agave for body, two dashes of bitters for structure, lime zest for lift.
Soka + Stonefruit + bay-leaf vermouth — Empirical's house Martini.
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Empirical's signature Martini layers Soka's grassy backbone with Stonefruit's marzipan-kernel notes, finished by a custom bay-leaf-infused dry vermouth (six to eight bay leaves macerated for 24 hours). Stirred, strained, olive in. The most botanical Martini in the lineup.
Symphony 6 + Campari + red vermouth — the floral Negroni.
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Empirical's Negroni swap: Symphony 6 replaces the gin. The six leaves and the ambrette-vetiver musk push the Negroni into a softer, more aromatic register without losing the bitter spine. A barspoon of rhubarb liqueur and two dashes of saline are optional upgrades — the producer's own move.
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The classic, rebuilt with a serious Brooklyn aperitivo.
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Patrick Miller's house build, swapping the industrial red for Faccia Brutto Aperitivo — naturally colored, rhubarb and bitter-orange forward, no Red 40. The geometry stays equal-parts; the soul changes completely.
Audrey Saunders' Manhattan riff, with artichoke depth.
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Saunders' 2005 creation at Pegu Club, served here with Faccia Brutto Carciofo in place of Cynar. The artichoke base adds vegetal bitterness without weight; the rye holds the spine. Up, with brandied cherries.
An Old Fashioned for the alpine end of the season.
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Bourbon, Faccia Brutto Amaro Alpino, and a single dash of orange bitters. The Alpino's gentian and achillea bring a dark, bittersweet middle that an OF normally finds in barrel time. Built directly in the glass.
Mezcal Martini built around blanc vermouth and a kiss of Centerbe Giallo.
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Faccia Brutto's modern stirred build: mezcal at the base, blanc vermouth doing most of the structure, just a quarter-ounce of Centerbe Giallo to lift the herbal top notes, three dashes of orange bitters to bridge it. Built in glass over fresh ice, lemon twist. A drink that doesn't announce itself but holds up.
Bourbon, sherry, and green walnut — a winter rocks pour.
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Patrick Miller's house Manhattan variation, named for his grandfather. Carpano Antica vermouth, Fino sherry, Faccia Brutto Nocino, two dashes of orange bitters. The Nocino — green walnut macerated whole — is the unmistakable signature.
Rye and Fernet, the old Canadian way.
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A 1920s classic, brought back to life with Faccia Brutto Fernet Pianta — Italian-style bitter herb and saffron, rested in French oak. Stirred, served up. The drink that proves Fernet doesn't always mean shots after service.
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The house Martini for IP's Original Gin — dry, salt-tuned, orange-bittered.
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Isolation Proof's spec on their flagship Original Gin: 2:1 with dry vermouth, two dashes of orange bitters to lift the juniper, a small pinch of salt to round the corners. The salt is the producer's signature move — it shaves the alcohol burn and lets the botanicals come through.
Dirty pickle Martini on Mushroom Gin — briny, vegetal, weird in the right way.
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Trade spec, named after a forgotten night. IP Mushroom Gin stirred down with dry vermouth and four bar spoons of pickle juice (kosher dill works; brine over vinegar). The pickle reads as savory umami against the mushroom, not sharp. Cocktail onion or a cornichon to drive it home.
5:1 Mushroom Martini, finished with a lime twist.
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Trade spec: a stiff 5:1 build that puts IP Mushroom Gin almost solo, with a whisper of dry vermouth. Lime twist instead of lemon — its sharper oil cuts the earthy mushroom register cleanly. Drinks like a forest floor, frozen.
Mushroom Martini built with dry sherry — saline, nutty, savory.
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Trade spec: IP Mushroom Gin split between dry vermouth and dry (fino or manzanilla) sherry, with orange bitters for lift. The sherry adds an oxidative, saline note that locks into the mushroom's umami register. A lemon twist holds it together.
Orchard Gin meets Faccia Brutto Aperitivo — a Catskills / Brooklyn build.
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Isolation Proof's official New York Negroni spec ties two of our portfolio brands together: Orchard Gin from the Catskills (Jake Sherry) and Faccia Brutto Aperitivo from Brooklyn (Patrick Miller) — both at equal parts with sweet vermouth. The result is a Negroni that drinks like the boroughs in autumn: baked-apple gin, soft Italian bitter, vermouth warmth.
Wild-garlic gin from the Catskills, served Gibson-style.
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Isolation Proof's Ramp Gin — distilled by Jake Sherry in Bovina Center with wild ramps foraged from the Catskills — built as a Gibson. Two parts gin to one part blanc vermouth, bridged by orange bitters. The ramp's wild-garlic edge doubles the savory signal of the cocktail onion. The drink of choice at Itamae's Maty's bar in Midtown Miami.
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Two ounces of January Gin to one of dry vermouth — orange bitters lift.
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House Martini built around January Gin's five-flower aromatic. Generous on the vermouth, two dashes of orange bitters to bridge the bouquet.
Bourbon, January Amaro, demerara, angostura — a Sunday Old Fashioned.
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Old Fashioned shape with January Amaro replacing half the sugar. Coffee-and-chicory amaro depth meets bourbon vanilla; demerara binds.
Gin, Cocchi Americano, Genepy, Suze — a four-bottle aperitivo.
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A stirred aperitivo with January Gin and Genepy together, Cocchi Americano for stone-fruit body, Suze for the bitter finish.
Bourbon, Genepy, sweet vermouth, a squeeze of lime — Vegas, Alps.
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A Manhattan with a Genepy stretch: bourbon spine, sweet vermouth body, Genepy alpine top, lime to brighten, angostura to tie.
Rye, January Amaro, sweet vermouth, orange bitters — a Boulevardier brother.
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A Boulevardier with January Amaro in the Campari slot — same balance, gentler bitterness, more savory backend.
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Built on Mancino Chinato — bitter cinchona at the center.
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A modern Negroni using Mancino Chinato as the bitter — cinchona-forward, post-dinner energy. Pair with a London Dry gin and a small dose of Mancino Rosso for the sweet structure. Stirred, served up.
Mancino Rosso and Rinomato Scuro — the dark version of the equal-parts.
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A Negroni using the dark side of the aperitivo shelf: Mancino Rosso Amaranto's wormwood-and-caramel depth, plus Rinomato Bitter Scuro's coffee-and-gentian profile. Stirred over ice; if you have a clay pot for resting, use it.
A 50/50 Martini, dressed with pickled onion.
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Giancarlo Mancino's house Gibson — equal parts London Dry gin and Mancino Secco, briefly stirred over ice, served up with a pickled cocktail onion. The Secco's herbal-floral side keeps the drink dry without going austere.
50/50 Martini built on Mancino Secco — the producer's house spec.
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Mancino's official Martini spec — 40ml gin and 40ml Mancino Vermouth di Torino Secco, stirred, served up in an Astoria glass with a lemon twist. The 19-botanical Secco's Mediterranean herbs (sage, marjoram, oregano) replace what gin alone can't give: a savory garden-floor middle that holds up to gin's juniper without competing.
Rosso Amaranto, Rinomato Bitter Scuro, gin — Mancino's house Negroni.
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Mancino's official Negroni spec from the brand deck: 45ml Rosso Amaranto carries the body, 25ml Rinomato Bitter Scuro replaces Campari (deeper, more complex), 25ml dry gin lifts. Stirred in a tumbler over ice, finished with an orange twist. Two of Giancarlo Mancino's own brands working in concert.
The ancestor of the Martini, built on Mancino Chinato.
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Mancino's official spec for the 1880s Martinez — widely considered the bridge between the Manhattan and the modern Martini. The Chinato's Barbera d'Asti base and China Calissaja bitterness replace the original sweet vermouth, giving the drink more depth and structure than the standard build. Old Tom gin (less dry than London Dry) keeps the period feel.
The classic 1-1-1, with Mancino Kopi where the sweet vermouth used to be.
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Conte Camillo Negroni's 1919 invention rebuilt for after-dinner. Mancino's Kopi (Italian white-wine vermouth infused with Sumatran coffee) replaces the sugar of sweet vermouth with coffee tannin. Drier, more bitter, more grown-up.
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Chinotto Nero, Martini Rubino, Fino, Peychaud's — a low-ABV Manhattan.
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From the official Muyu drinks book — a Manhattan with no whiskey base. 40 ml Chinotto Nero anchors it; Martini Rubino and Fino sherry split the vermouth role; Peychaud's adds the anise-bitter signature. Stirred, rocks, grapefruit zest disc.
Chinotto Nero, Campari, and Fino sherry — a drier, drier Negroni.
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From the official Muyu drinks book — Simone Caporale's Negroni replaces the sweet vermouth with Fino sherry, doubles down on bitter with Chinotto Nero plus Campari. The result is drier and more aromatic than a classic Negroni — bitter orange, oak moss, almond from the Fino. Stirred, rocks, orange zest disc on a single large cube.
Equal parts Jasmine Verte and Fino sherry, with Chuncho bitters.
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Recipe #2 from the official Muyu drinks book — a low-ABV Martini in the Adonis tradition. 40 ml Jasmine Verte plus 40 ml Tio Pepe Fino, a single dash of Amargo Chuncho, stirred and served up. The sherry's salinity meets the jasmine's perfume; the result is unmistakably a pre-dinner drink.
Five-way split: Vetiver, Chinotto, Aquavit Madeira-cask, Fino, Martini Dry.
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From the official Muyu drinks book — Alex Kratena's 50/50 Martini, equal parts five ways. Vetiver Gris and Chinotto Nero from the Muyu lineup; Linie Aquavit aged in Madeira casks for spice; Tio Pepe Fino for salinity; Martini Dry for the vermouth structure. Stirred, coupe, lemon zest discarded.
A Negroni with mezcal heart and vetiver edge.
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From the official Muyu drinks book — Alex Kratena's Smokey Negroni replaces the gin with Del Maguey Vida mezcal and uses Vetiver Gris alongside Campari for the bitter side. Martini Dry instead of sweet vermouth keeps the drink drier. Stirred, rocks, grapefruit zest disc on the ice.
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An Old Fashioned where the sweetener is gin liqueur.
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Bourbon, Pomp & Whimsy in place of simple syrup, a single dash of orange bitters. The gin liqueur's controlled sweetness and floral edge replace the cube of sugar — and add something a sugar cube can't.
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The White Negroni — Americano Bianco, Mancino Bianco, dry gin.
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The producer's official White Negroni: Rinomato Americano Bianco brings the gentian and bitter-orange spine that holds the drink together; Mancino Vermouth di Torino Bianco Ambrato adds aromatic vanilla and warm spice; dry gin lifts the whole thing. A cedar twist over the top gives a forest-floor finish. A Negroni for the people who think they don't like Negroni.
The producer's house Negroni — Bitter Scuro, Mancino Rosso, dry gin.
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Rinomato's official Negroni spec, ties two of Giancarlo Mancino's brands together: Bitter Scuro's berry-and-gentian depth replaces Campari, Mancino Vermouth di Torino Rosso replaces a generic sweet vermouth. The result is a Negroni with more complexity, more dryness, and a natural color you can't fake.
C.A. Tuck's 1937 classic, rebuilt with Americano Bianco.
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C.A. Tuck's 1937 train-car classic — gin, white crème de cacao, lemon, and Kina Lillet — restored with Rinomato Americano Bianco standing in for the now-impossible-to-find original Kina. The Americano Bianco's gentian-and-bitter-orange spine is what the original recipe was actually after. Stirred, double-strained, served up.
Bond's Vesper, restored — with Americano Bianco replacing Kina Lillet.
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Ian Fleming wrote the Vesper Martini for Bond in 1953 with Kina Lillet — a gentian-forward aperitivo that hasn't existed in its original form for decades. Rinomato's Vesper No. 2 restores it: equal parts gin, vodka, and Americano Bianco. The gentian and the bitter orange come back. The Vesper drinks like it was supposed to.