Directions

Combine the Ingredients in a Mixing Glass with Ice

Stir for 30 Seconds

Strain into a Rocks Glass over Ice

Garnish with an Orange Peel

The Negroni was thought to have been invented by bartender Fosco Scarselli in the 1910’s in Florence, Italy at Caffè Casoni. It was originally made as a stronger version on an Americano. The Bourbon version of this Cocktail is the Boulevardier. This is an Official IBA Cocktail.

Directions

Combine the Ingredients in a Mixing Glass with Ice

Stir for 30 Seconds

Strain into a Rocks Glass over Ice

Garnish with an Orange Peel

The Suburban is an old Cocktail that was invented at the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel in New York City. It was made for a Horse racer named James R. Keene and named after the Suburban Handicap Horse Race, where he raced his horses.

Directions

Pour the Grenadine into a Highball Glass over Ice

Top with Cola

Stir till Combined

Garnish with a Maraschino Cherry and Straw

The Roy Rodgers is named after the Actor and Singer of the same name. This Mocktail was considered a “Boys Drink,” while its counterpart, the Shirley Temple, was considered a “Girls Drink.” The alcoholic version of this drink is called a Dirty Roy Rodgers, or a Dirty Roy.

Shirley Temple

Ingredients

.75 oz.	Grenadine
.25 oz.	Lime Juice (Optional)
To Top	Ginger Ale (or Lemon-Lime Soda)
Garnish	Maraschino Cherry

Directions

Pour the Grenadine and Lime Juice in a Highball Glass over Ice
Top with Ginger Ale
Stir till Combined
Garnish with a Maraschino Cherry and Straw

The Shirley Temple is named after the famous Child Actress (and later a U.S. Diplomat) of the same name. Shirley Temple herself didn’t actually like the drink, however. It is believed that the Mocktail was invented at the Brown Derby restaurant in Los Angeles, California in the 1930’s. The drink was considered a drink for girls, and a similar Mocktail, the Roy Rogers, is considered a boys drink. The Alcoholic version of this drink is the Dirty Shirley.

Directions

Pour the Iced Tea in a Highball Glass over Ice

Top with Lemonade

Stir till Combined

Garnish with a Lemon Wheel and Straw

The Arnold Palmer is named after the famous golfer of the same name. Apparently, he used to order the drink all the time, and some credit him with the invention of the drink. If you use sweet tea, it is a Winnie Palmer, named after his first wife. The spiked version of this drink is called a John Daly.

Directions

Make the Simple Syrup and add it to a Pitcher

Juice the Lemons into a cup (Should be around a Cup and a Half of Lemon Juice)

Strain the Lemon Juice into the Pitcher to remove any Seeds or Pulp

Add the Water to the Pitcher

Stir till Combined

Add Ice

Lemonade can refer to different drinks all throughout the world. In Europe and Australia it is a clear, carbonated, Lemon-flavored Beverage. In North America and South Asia, it is a cloudy yellow drink. The directions above are for the latter. Either way, it is a deliciously refreshing drink perfect for a hot day or used to make an Arnold Palmer or John Daly.

1 oz.	Gin
1 oz.	Campari
1 oz.	Sweet Vermouth
Garnish	Orange Peel (or Orange Slice)

1.5 oz.	Bourbon (or Rye)
.75 oz.	Dark Rum
.75 oz.	Ruby Red Port Wine
1 Dash	Angostura Bitters
1 Dash	Orange Bitters
Garnish	Orange Peel

9	Lemons
7 Cups	Cold Water
1.75 Cups	Simple Syrup