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Bramble
The Bramble, invented in 1984 by bartender Dick Bradsell, is one of the few drinks that fall into the category of “modern classics.” One of the founding fathers of London’s cocktail scene, Bradsell...
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Sherry Cobbler
The Sherry Cobbler is an American-born cocktail by most accounts. Simply sherry, sugar and citrus, shaken, poured over crushed ice and slurped through a straw, the Cobbler is thought to have originated...
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An offshoot of the punch family tree, a cobbler is, at its most basic, a mix of a spirit, sugar, crushed ice and fruit, served with a straw. The category is thought to have originated in the early-19th...
View ArticleChampagne Cobbler
Simply sherry, sugar and citrus, shaken, poured over crushed ice and slurped through a straw, the original Sherry Cobbler is thought to have originated sometime in the 1820s or early 1830s. But like...
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Five Reasons to Break Out the Muddler
Muddlers, the time is now. Farmer’s markets around the country are bubbling forth with berries and fruit of all shades, begging to be smashed into a drink. And while there are summer drinks born of...
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How Well Do You Actually Know the Cobbler?
So ubiquitous was the cobbler during the 19th century that it launched its namesake three-piece shaker, ice and the straw into popular consciousness. And, despite falling out of favor during...
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Chad Larson of Denver’s William’s and Graham mixes Byrrh with gin, lemon, port and muddled berries for a summer-ready riff on the cobbler that’s refreshing without being overly sweet.
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Bramble
The Bramble, invented in 1984 by bartender Dick Bradsell, is one of the few drinks that fall into the category of “modern classics.” One of the founding fathers of London’s cocktail scene, Bradsell...
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Sherry Cobbler
The Sherry Cobbler is an American-born cocktail by most accounts. Simply sherry, sugar and citrus, shaken, poured over crushed ice and slurped through a straw, the Cobbler is thought to have originated...
View ArticleCobbler
An offshoot of the punch family tree, a cobbler is, at its most basic, a mix of a spirit, sugar, crushed ice and fruit, served with a straw. The category is thought to have originated in the early-19th...
View ArticleChampagne Cobbler
Simply sherry, sugar and citrus, shaken, poured over crushed ice and slurped through a straw, the original Sherry Cobbler is thought to have originated sometime in the 1820s or early 1830s. But like...
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Easy Street
Chad Larson of Denver’s William’s and Graham mixes Byrrh with gin, lemon, port and muddled berries for a summer-ready riff on the cobbler that’s refreshing without being overly sweet. The post Easy...
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Five Reasons to Break Out the Muddler
Muddlers, the time is now. Farmer’s markets around the country are bubbling forth with berries and fruit of all shades, begging to be smashed into a drink. And while there are summer drinks born of...
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Frozen Sherry Cobbler
Following in the footsteps of the Piña Colada, which was given the frozen treatment in the 1950s, and the Margarita, which got slushed in the ‘70s, the Sherry Cobbler is the latest drink to be tossed...
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How Well Do You Actually Know the Cobbler?
So ubiquitous was the cobbler during the 19th century that it launched its namesake three-piece shaker, ice and the straw into popular consciousness. And, despite falling out of favor during...
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Dale DeGroff’s Champagne Cobbler
“I researched [Jerry] Thomas’ How to Mix Drinks inside and out…when I did the first menu for Rainbow,” explains Dale DeGroff, who took a liking to both the cobbler and julep sections of the historic...
View ArticleKing’s Cobbler
Neal Bodenheimer, owner of Cure and Cane & Table in New Orleans uses Cappelletti Amaro Sfumato as the base in his King’s Cobbler, bringing a bitter smoky note to this twist on a classic. “Sfumato...
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Coastal Grooves
“Citrus is available all year round, but there’s better citrus available in the winter,” notes Dan Greenbaum. While he spotlights blood oranges and navel oranges in this winter citrus cobbler, he...
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Juicebox Cobbler
Pineapple and passion fruit lend a tiki-like vibe to this cobbler riff, which is an excuse to go extra with the garnish. The drink’s name nods to the fact that, mixed together, the fruity flavors...
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Cobbler Royale
With Champagne as the base for this riff on the classic cobbler riff, all that’s needed is little citrus. Dan Greenbaum says: “It’s a little more delicate, you don’t want to overpower with other...
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