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Hingston, Edward
Hock Cobbler
Holland Gin Cocktail
Horseradish Egg Sour
Hot Milk Punch
Hot Scotch
Hot Spiced Rum
Hot Whiskey Punch. See Whisky Skin
Howells, William Dean
ice
Imperial Cabinet Saloon
Irish Car Bomb
Irish Whiskey Skin
Irving, Washington
Jack Frost Whiskey Sours
Jack Rose Cocktail
Jacobson, Pauline
Japanese Cocktail
Jersey Cocktail
Jewett’s Fancy
Joe Rickey
John Collins (Tom Collins)
Johnson, Harry
Jones, Charles
Juleps see also recipes
Kappeler, George
Keene, James R.
Killackey, Michael J.
Knickerbockers
Lamb’s Wool
large bar (mixing) glass
Lawlor, Chris
Leland, Charles Godfrey
Liebling, A. J.
Limmer’s Hotel
Lowe, Paul
LuLu Cocktail
MacDonald, James A.
MacElhone, Harry
Madeira Sangaree
Madeira Sling
Mahoney, Charlie
Mahoney Cocktail
Mango Martinis
Manhattan Cocktail
Formula(Old Standard)
Formula(Reverse)
Formula(New Standard)
maraschino liqueur spirits
Mardi Gras
Marie Wilson Martini Cocktail
Dry Martini Cocktail
Formula(Turf Club)
Formula(Martinez Cocktail)
Formula(Fourth Degree)
Mayer, Brantz
McKenna, Hinky-Dink
McLaughlin, Richard
measurements, table of
Melville, Herman
Metropole Cocktail
Metropolitan Hotel
Mikado Cocktail
Milk Punch
Mint Julep
Mint Sling
Mississippi Punch
“Mister” Collins
mixing drinks, how to
bar gear and
cherries and olives
eggs
glassware
ice
sugar
twists
history of
Archaic Age
Baroque Age
Classic Age
spirits and
absinthe
applejack
brandy
champagne
Curaçao (Curaçoa)
gin
maraschino liqueur
measurements, table of
quantities
rum
whiskey
mixologists’ top drinks see also recipes
Modern Tea Punch
Morning Glory Cocktail
Morning Glory Fizz
Morrissey, John
Narragansett Cooler
National Guardh Regiment Punch
New Orleans Fizz (Ramos Gin Fizz)
New York Sour
Nichol, Duncan
Noriyuki, Tateishi Onojirou
O’Brien, Jimmy
olives
Peach Brandy Punch, Extra Extra
Peale, Charles Wilson
Pepys, Samuel
Philadelphia Fish-House Punch
Pineapple Julep
pineapple syrups
Pisco Punch
Plymouth Gin
Police Gazette Fizz
pony glass
Poole, William
Port Wine Sangaree see also recipes; Sangaree
Prequel (Original Cocktail) see also Crustas Cocktails; recipes
Prescription Julep
Price, Joseph
Prince of Wales (Edward, Albert)
Prince of Wales’s Cocktail
Princeton Cocktail
Punch, Bowl of
Punches
Barbadoes Punch
Brandy Punch
Chatham Artillery Punch
Claret Punch
Cold Whiskey Punch
Collins glasses
Curaçoa Punch
El Dorado
Enchantress
Fizz (defined)
Gin Punch
history of
Hot Milk Punch
Hot Whiskey Punch. See Whisky Skin
John Collins (Tom Collins)
Milk Punch
Mississippi Punch
National Guardh Regiment Punch
Philadelphia Fish-House Punch
Pisco Punch
Punch, Bowl of
Rocky Mountain Punch
St. Charles Punch
Sauterne Punch
h Regiment Punch
Tamarind Punch
Vanilla Punch
West Indian Punch
see also recipes
Punches, lesser
Daisies
Fixes
Fizzes
Knickerbockers
Sours
see also recipes
Ramos, Henry Charles
Ramos Gin Fizz
Ramsey Cooler
raspberry syrups
Rawling, Ernest P.
Reade, Charles
recipes
bitters
Boker’s Bitters
Decanter Bitters, Jerry Thomas’s Own
Stoughton’s Bitters
Cobblers
Catawba Cobbler
Champagne Cobbler
Claret Cobbler
Hock Cobbler
recipes (continued)
Sherry Cobbler
Whiskey Cobbler
Cocktails (plain, fancy, improved, and old-fashioned)
Holland Gin Cocktail
Prince of Wales’s Cocktail
Sazerac Cocktail
Whiskey Cocktail (Fancy)
Whiskey Cocktail (Improved)
Whiskey Cocktail (Plain)
see also Crustas Cocktails
Cocktails, evolved
Absinthe Cocktail
Absinthe Frappé
Buck and Breck
Champagne Cocktail
Coffee Cocktail
East India Cocktail
Japanese Cocktail
Jersey Cocktail
Morning Glory Cocktail
Soda Cocktail
Widow’s Kiss
see also Crustas Cocktails
Coolers, popular
Boston Cooler
Florodora, Imperial Style
Florodora
Gin Rickey
Joe Rickey
Narragansett Cooler
Ramsey Cooler
Crustas Cocktails
Aviation Cocktail
Bronx Cocktail
Clover Club Cocktail
Clover Leaf
Daiquiri Cocktail
Gin Crusta
Jack Rose Cocktail
Royal Smile
Ward Eight
egg drinks
Baltimore Egg Nogg
Egg Nogg (basic)
General Harrison’s Egg Nogg
Sherry Egg Nogg
Tom & Jerry
Juleps
Brandy Julep
Gin Julep
Mint Julep
Pineapple Julep
Prescription Julep
Smashes
Whiskey Julep
mixologists’ top drinks
Bakewell Punch
Berry Interesting
Blow My Skull Off (Almost)
Calvino
Cherry Smash
Horseradish Egg Sour
LuLu Cocktail
“Mister” Collins
Modern Tea Punch
Rochester Cocktail
Sierra Cobbler
Spiced Cider Toddy
Tombstone
Tom & Jerry & Audrey
Velvet Williams
Whiskey Peach Smash
Punches
Barbadoes Punch
Brandy Punch
Catawba. See Chatham Artillery Punch
Chatham Artillery Punch
Claret Punch
Cold Whiskey Punch
Curaçoa Punch
Egg Milk Punch see also Egg Nogg (basic)
El Dorado Punch
Enchantress
Gin Punch
Hot Milk Punch
Hot Whiskey Punch. See Whisky Skin
John Collins (Tom Collins)
Milk Punch
Mississippi Punch
National Guardh Regiment Punch
Philadelphia Fish-House Punch
Pisco Punch
Rocky Mountain Punch
St. Charles Punch
Sauterne Punch
h Regiment Punch see also Toddies; Whisky Skin
Tamarind Punch
Vanilla Punch
West Indian Punch
Punches, lesser
Crushed Strawberry Fizz
Daisies
New School
Old School
Egg Sour
Fixes
Fizzes
Golden Fizz
Knickerbockers
Morning Glory Fizz
New Orleans Fizz (Ramos Gin Fizz)
Santa Cruz Rum Fizz
Saratoga Brace Up
Silver Fizz
Sours
Whiskey Fix
White Lion
Sangaree
Ale Sangaree
Brandy Sangaree
Madeira Sangaree
Port Wine Sangaree
Sherry Sangaree
syrups
berry syrups
fruit syrups
Gum Syrup (Bartender’s)
Gum Syrup (True)
pineapple syrups
raspberry syrups
Toddies
Apple Toddy
Blue Blazer
Gin Toddy, Hot
Irish Whiskey Skin
Whisky Skin see alsoh Regiment Punch
Vermouth
Dry Martini Cocktail
Fancy Vermouth Cocktail
Gibson Cocktail and
Manhattan Cocktail
Martini Cocktail
Vermouth Cocktail and
see also Crustas Cocktails
Vermouth Cocktails, other
Bamboo Cocktail
Bijou Cocktail
Metropole Cocktail
Princeton Cocktail
Rob Roy Cocktail
Saratoga Cocktail
Star Cocktail
Stinger
Weeper’s Joy
Zaza
see also Crustas Cocktails
Yankee favorites
Black Strap (Black Stripe)
Hot Spiced Rum
Stone Fence
red wine glass
Relyea, Marjorie
Remsen Cooler
Rickey, Joe
Rob Roy Cocktail
Rochester Cocktail
Rocky Mountain Punch
Rose, Jack
Royal Smile
Rum Sling
Rum Sling, Cold see also recipes; Slings
rum spirits
Rush, Benjamin
St. Charles Punch
Saketinis
Sangaree see also recipes; Toddies
Saratoga Brace Up
Saratoga Cocktail
Sauterne Punch
Sauternes Cobbler
Sazerac Cocktail
Scadeva Punch
Schmidt, William
Screaming Orgasm
Sheridan, Richard Brinsley
Sherry Cobbler
Sherry Egg Nogg
sherry glass
Sherry Sangaree
Sierra Cobbler
“Silk Stocking Regiment,”
Silver Fizz
Sitting Bull Fizz
h Regiment Punch
Skin. See Toddies
Slings
history of
Rum Sling, Cold
see also recipes; Toddies
small bar (mixing) glass
Smasher. See Smashes
Smashes
Smash-Up. See Smashes
Smyth, John Ferdinand
Soda Cocktail
Sour glass
Sours see also recipes
Sours a la Creole
Southern Whiskey Sour
Spiced Cider Toddy
Stag Saloon
Star Cocktail
Stark, Richard
Sterling, Shed
Stinger see also Crustas Cocktails; recipes
Stingo, John R.
Stone Fence
Stoughton, Richard
Stoughton’s Bitters
Stoughton’s Great Cordial Elixir. See Dr. Stoughton’s Elixir Magnum
Straub, Jacques
Street, Howard
Street, Julian
Stuart, Leslie
Sudden Death
sugar
syrups
Tamarind Punch
Tequila Daisy
Terrington, William
Texsmith, Vaughn
Thomas, George M.
Thomas, Henrietta Bergh Waites see also Thomas, Jerry
Thomas, Jeremiah
Thomas, Jerry
American book and
birth of
drink mixing and
gold and
marriage to Henrietta Bergh Waites
sailor and
sports fraternity and
Thomas, Mary Morris
Tippe Na Pecco
Toddies
Apple Toddy
Blue Blazer
Gin Toddy, Hot
history of
Whisky Skin
see also recipes
Tom & Jerry
Tom & Jerry & Audrey
Tombstone
tumbler
twists
Vanilla Punch
Velvet Williams
Vermiere, Robert
Vermouth
Dry Martini Cocktail
Gibson Cocktail
history of
Manhattan Cocktail
Martini Cocktail
Vermouth Cocktail see also Crustas Cocktails; recipes
Vermouth Cocktails, other
Bamboo Cocktail
Bijou Cocktail
Metropole Cocktail
Princeton Cocktail
Rob Roy Cocktail
Saratoga Cocktail
Star Cocktail
Stinger
Weeper’s Joy
see also Crustas Cocktails; recipes
Vox Populi
Walker, Margaret
Ward Eight
Wayburn, Agnes
Weeper’s Joy
West Indian Punch
Whiskey Cobbler
Whiskey Julep
Whiskey Peach Smash
Whiskey Sangaree
Whisky Skin see alsoh Regiment Punch
whiskey spirits
White Lion
Widow’s Kiss
Williams, Henry Llewellyn
Williamson, George
Yankee favorites
Black Strap
Hot Spiced Rum
Stone Fence
see also recipes
Zaza
1 The Watertown, New York, paper makes the curious statement, seconded in a brief reminiscence of Thomas published upon his death in the New Orleans Picayune, that on this voyage “His adventures in Rio Janeiro, Valparaiso and other places in South America were so peculiar that his account of them has been published in book form and widely circulated.” I’ve been unable to locate any trace of such a book, but with Jerry Thomas, you never know.
2 This organization, ostensibly a bunch of gourd-growing fanatics, met in the Barclay Street saloon for a
while in 1878 and left their fetish-objects festooning the bar. According to the Times, Thomas was their leader, and had various grandiose plans for exhibitions, thrones made out of the things, and so on and so forth. The whole business seems fishy to me, but I can’t put my finger on the exact angle being worked, and in any case by 1879 we hear of it no more.
3 The canonical long-stemmed, conical Martini glass does not appear on the scene until the 1920s, although the engravings of Cruikshank are full of Victorian Londoners drinking gin and punch from short-stemmed, flaring affairs that bear some similarity, and the 1902 Albert Pick Company catalogue displays a conical Cocktail glass that gives one pause. For what it’s worth, Hollywood seemed at first to consider the iconic, streamlined version we use today to be a champagne glass—that’s how it appears, anyway, in Lewis Milestone’s 1928 The Racket and Buster Keaton’s 1929 Spite Marriage—in the latter, in a scene where people are also drinking Cocktails, out of the standard coupes. Both films were made by different studios, so we know it’s not some brain-bent set dresser’s mistake.
4 For the record, the precise variations acknowledged in Thomas’s book are: hot Apple Toddy, cold and hot Brandy Toddy, cold Whiskey Toddy, cold Gin Toddy, cold (and presumably hot) Brandy Sling, hot Whiskey Sling, and cold Gin Sling.
5 Irving’s book was indeed first published in 1809, but he frequently and extensively revised it and Cocktail was one of the things he shoehorned in later.
6 This is dated in pencil as “about 1895,” but this cannot be as it lists the “Zaza Cocktail,” christened after the Broadway play that opened in January 1899.
7 The Jerome part of the story probably comes from the fact that the Manhattan Club later occupied a house once owned by Leonard Jerome, Jennie’s father (the same building, in fact, that had housed the Turf Club; see Appendix III).
8 CAMPARI-ROSE FOAM (FOR HALF LITER):
9 This incident must have occurred before November 1857, when Jacob Martin Van Winkle, the American who had set himself up as a “dealer in the American drinks, described as cock-tails, tiger’s-milk, bull’s-milk, brandy smashes & c.” in part of the King’s Head tavern in the Poultry (right around the corner from the Bank of England’s Threadneedle Street headquarters) was declared bankrupt; evidently those perusers never did screw their courage up enough to actually liquorate.