Directions

Combine the Ingredients in a Mixing Glass with Ice

Stir for 30 Seconds

Double Strain into a Cocktail Glass or Coupe

Garnish with a Lemon Peel

Like the Boulevardier, the Old Pal is a riff on the Negroni Invented by Harry MacElhone at Harry’s New York Bar in Paris, France. The main difference between the Old Pal and the other drinks is that it uses Rye Whiskey and Dry Vermouth instead of Sweet Vermouth.

Directions

Combine the Ingredients in a Mixing Glass with Ice

Stir for 30 Seconds

Strain into a Rocks Glass over Ice or a Cocktail Glass

Garnish with an Orange Peel

The Boulevardier is a Bourbon riff on the Negroni. It was created ad Harry’s New York Bar in Paris, France. The bars owner, Harry MacElhone, credits the owner of the French Magazine Boulevardier with inventing the drink, thus the name. A version of this drink made with Rye Whiskey and Dry Vermouth is the Old Pal. 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 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 It was originally made as a stronger version on an Americano.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 Wine Glass over Ice

Stir till Combined

Garnish with an Orange Wheel

The Venetian Spritz, or Spritz Veneziano, is a Spritzer with the addition of a Bitter Liqueur/Apéritif. The drink was invented in Venice, Italy in the 1920’s when a Spritzer was combined with Select (a Bitter Liqueur invented in Venice). The Select Spritz was the more popular version of the drink until the 1950’s, when the Aperol Spritz became the Venetian Spritz of choice. This is an Official IBA Cocktail.

Americano

Ingredients

1.5 oz.	Campari
1.5 oz.	Sweet Vermouth
To Top	Soda Water
Garnish	Orange Twist

Directions

Combine the Campari and Sweet Vermouth in a Highball Glass over Ice
Top with Soda Water
Stir till Combined
Garnish with an Orange Twist and Straw

The Americano (not the coffee drink) was invented in the 1860’s by Gaspare Campari at his bar, Caffè Campari, in Milan, Italy. It possibly got its name from the American Tourists that ordered the drink. The drink is a twist on the Milano-Torino, which doesn’t have Soda Water. It also possibly inspired the Negroni. This is an Official IBA Cocktail.

Directions

Combine the Ingredients in a Cocktail Shaker with Ice

Shake for 15 seconds

Double Strain into a Rocks Glass over Ice

Garnish with a Cocktail Cherry and Orange Wheel or Pineapple Wedge

The Jungle Bird was invented in Malaysia in the 1970’s. The tropical drink didn’t become popular around the world until the late 80’s.

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

1 oz.	Rye Whiskey
1 oz.	Campari
1 oz.	Dry Vermouth
Garnish	Lemon Peel

1.5 oz.	Bourbon (or Rye)
1 oz.	Campari
1 oz.	Sweet Vermouth
Garnish	Orange Peel (or Orange Slice)

2 oz.	Prosecco (Sparkling Wine)
1.5 oz.	Bitter Apéritif (Campari, Aperol, etc.)
1 oz.	Soda Water
Garnish	Orange Wheel

1.5 oz.	Dark Rum
.75 oz.	Campari
1.5 oz.	Pineapple Juice
.5 oz.	Lime Juice
.5 oz.	Simple Syrup
Garnish	Orange Wheel (or Pineapple Wedge)
Garnish	Cocktail Cherry