Our Drinks

House Ginger Infused Gin, Fernet-Branca Liqueur, Lime Juice and Ginger Beer over Ice | Our mule includes Fernet-Branca liqueur, invented in 1845 by Bernardino Branca in Milan. Made from 27 herbs and spices. Branca shares the credit with "doctor" fernet. It is rumored to have medicinal abilities to cure hangovers and aid in digestion.

Averna Amaro, Frabrizia Limoncello, Lemon Juice and Soda over Ice | This spritzer starts with Amaro Averno invented by Salvatore Averna in 1868 in Sicily. Herbs, roots and citrus rinds are added to the base liquor. Averna is sweet with a gentle herbal bitterness.

Maker's Mark Bourbon, Casa Martelletti Vermouth Classico, Chocolate Bitters and Orange Peels Shaken and served over One Large Cube | In the spirit of a good manhattan with an Italian twist, Casa Martelletti Vermouth Classico originates from a 17 th century mansion on a hillside in asti. It is made from a recipe that dates back to the 1700's.

Aperol Liqueur, 03 Orange Liqueur, Prosecco Sparkling Wine with a Splash of Soda over Ice | The aperitif is bright orange in color, it's unique taste is a secret recipe unchanged since 1919. We added a touch of citrus to the recipie born in the 1950's.

Galliano Liqueur, Crown Royal Canadian Whiskey, Dekuyper O3 Orange Liqueur, Fresh Orange Peel, a Dash of Orange Bitters and finished with Pinot Grigio over Ice | "Mix some Italian spirit into your life" is the motto of Galliano, a golden yellow blend of thirty Mediterranean herbs and spices. Originating in 1896 the recipe has remained a guarded secret but we know several of the thirty ingredients, anise, juniper, musk yarrow, star anise, lavender, peppermint, cinnamon and vanilla. The perfect gentleman's cocktail.

House Basil Infused Simple Syrup, Vodka, St. Germaine Elderflower Liqueur, Lime Juice, a Lime Wedge and Fresh Basil Muddled, Shaken and Strained | A popular herb in Italian cooking, basil's history holds some interesting tales. In Italy as sign of love, men would place sprigs of basil in a women's hair in an attempt to win her heart, while a women would place a pot of basil outside her door as a sign that she was ready for her suitor. In the name of love, we designed this lightly sweet cocktail.