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Created by bartender Phil Ward at Death & Co in New York City, the Division Bell proves that mezcal's smokiness can anchor a Last Word-style framework even better than gin, provided the Maraschino is kept restrained so the agave character stays front and center.
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Bright and citrusy with a floral gin backbone, this classic sipper balances tart lemon with sweet grenadine and a whisper of orange liqueur, finishing clean and refreshing with delicate fruity notes that bloom on the palate.

A perfectly balanced trifecta of bitter, sweet, and botanical - Campari's vivid citrus bitterness meets the herbal richness of sweet vermouth and the crisp, juniper-forward depth of gin, finishing long, aromatic, and warming.

Bold, warming, and bittersweet with a rich whiskey backbone, aromatic spice from the bitters, and a bright lift of orange oil on the finish. Simple in construction but endlessly complex in character.

Vibrant and refreshing with a sharp citrus bite from fresh lime, a bright sweetness from orange liqueur, and the earthy, peppery backbone of agave tequila. The salted rim adds a savory mineral edge that ties every sip together.

A sophisticated and spirit-forward cocktail delivering spicy, oak-driven rye whiskey lifted by sweet herbal vermouth and deep aromatic bitters, finishing warm, complex, and impeccably dry.

Bold and spirit-forward with warming rye spice, a ghostly whisper of anise from the absinthe rinse, and the distinctive floral-bitter depth of Peychaud's bitters. A bright snap of lemon oil on the nose ties it all together.
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