Pickles, passion fruit, and turmeric star in these modern Latin American inspired cocktails
As well as the classic cocktail canon, it’s always interesting to see what innovative drinks that professional bartenders are working on — and to get inspiration for your own drinks.
These cocktails are from Dear Strangers, a bar in New York City inspired by a modern take on Latin American flavors and culture, founded by former bartenders of establishments like Employees Only and Macao Trading Company. They include trendy and bold flavors like passion fruit, pickle, and orange turmeric to add something special to your next cocktail party.
Angie
Created by Ivan Radulovic and Bratislav Glisic, Managing Partners and Bartenders at Dear Strangers
Ingredients:
1.3/4 oz Ford’s Gin
3/4 oz Passion Fruit syrup
1/2 oz St Germain
3/4 oz Lemon Juice
3/4 oz powdered egg
Garnish: Matcha powder and dry lime wheel
Glassware: Nick and Nora Glass
Method:
Pour all ingredients into a shaker, add ice, and shake hard—strain into a cocktail glass. Garnish with matcha powder and dry lime wheel.
Once Dirty
Created by Ivan Radulovic and Bratislav Glisic, Managing Partners and Bartenders at Dear Strangers
Ingredients:
2,1/2 oz Choice of Vodka or Gin
1/2 oz Pickle Juice
Garnish: Pearl Onion, olive, and cornichons on pellet ice on the side
Glassware: Nick and Nora
Ice: Pellet ice (on the side)
Method:
Pour all ingredients into a shaker, add ice, and shake hard—strain into a Nick & Nora glass. Place the pearl onion, olive, and cornichons on pellet ice on the side. Serve on the Bambu plate.
Liquid Gold
Created by Ivan Radulovic and Bratislav Glisic, Managing Partners and Bartenders at Dear Strangers
Ingredients:
2 oz Rye Old Forester
3/4 oz Orange turmeric syrup
1 oz Lemon juice
1/4 oz Campari
3/4 oz Aquafaba
Garnish: Dry orange
Glassware: Mixing glass
Method:
Pour all ingredients into a mixing glass, add ice, and shake—double strain into a rock glass over ice. Garnish with dry orange.
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