Stuart Sandler launched the Font Diner font foundry in 1996. You’ll also find tips on setting up your own kiddie cocktail bar – with advice on choosing everything you’ll need to make your cocktails look as amazing as they taste! The entire book is lavishly illustrated by the internationally renowned artist Derek Yaniger. Widow’s Kiss CocktailĪ beguiling take on a classic recipe that adjusts the proportions for modern tastes.Calling all junior mixologists! Check out the coolest-ever collection of fabulous drink recipes in every flavour and style under the sun: sharp and tangy, smooth and sweet, fizzy but never flat, crisp and fruity, rich and creamy – all minus the hooch! Surprise your friends with a Kosmic Kooler, get the party started with a Dream Punch, or cruise to Hawaii with a Little Pink Pearl. Twelve Mile Limitįor its version of the Prohibition-era cocktail, Detroit’s Sugar House uses Wray & Nephew overproof in the place of the white rum. Like a bittersweet cocktail? Then you’re sure to love this modern classic. StilettaĬampari and star anise coexist harmoniously in this Negroni riff. The flaming favorite of drinkers around the world. One of the most beloved tropical gin cocktails. RositaĪ tequila-based relative of the Negroni. Negroni SourĪ citrusy, frothy update on the classic Negroni. Naked & Famousĭrink creator Joaquín Simó called this cocktail “the bastard love child of a classic Last Word and Paper Plane, conceived in the mountains of Oaxaca.” Negroni SbagliatoĪ bright and bubbly variation on the classic Negroni. Whiskey drinkers will delight in this modern classic. Italy’s classic heads for some Caribbean sun in this variation that swaps in a fruity Jamaican rum. If you’re a fan of the classic Last Word, this citrusy cocktail will hit the spot. Mezcal meets maraschino liqueur, Campari, lime, and orgeat.

Julie Reiner’s house version of the classic gin cocktail. Chartreuse SwizzleĪ San Francisco classic featuring green Chartreuse and pineapple juice. Champs ÉlyssésĪn elegant combination of Cognac and Chartreuse. This relative of the Negroni subs in bourbon for gin. This brooding counterpart to the classic Manhattan uses Averna in place of sweet vermouth. BijouĪ rich classic that blends gin with a bouquet of herbs and spice from Chartreuse and vermouth. Here are the 20 most popular cocktail recipes of the year. Instead, the cocktails that were the most searched for on our site were classics, modern classics, and a whole lot of Negroni riffs including, not surprisingly, the Negroni Sbagliato, which landed the top spot. Even though we’re always on the lookout for the creative modern drink recipes to make at home, when looking back on 2022, we found that the most popular cocktail recipes on Imbibe’s site weren’t actually the new ones we shared this year.

Kiddie Cocktails by Stuart Sandler