Boozy
Boozy cocktails
Spirit-forward drinks — Old Fashioneds, Martinis, Manhattans, Negronis — where the liquor is the point, not the mixer.
Boozy means a short, strong drink: stirred whiskey and gin classics, not a Paloma. If you want a nightcap more than a highball, start here.
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Bamboo
herbal boozy light -
Between the Sheets
sour boozy citrus -
Boulevardier
boozy bitter sweet -
Brandy Crusta
sour sweet boozy -
Caipirinha
refreshing citrus boozy -
Corpse Reviver No. 2
herbal sour boozy -
Espresso Martini
boozy caffeinated dessert -
French 75
refreshing sour boozy -
French Connection
boozy sweet easy -
Gold Rush
sour sweet boozy -
Hemingway Daiquiri
sour bitter boozy -
Hemingway Special
sour boozy citrus -
Mai Tai
tropical nutty boozy -
Manhattan
boozy sweet bitter -
Martini
boozy herbal -
Milano-Torino
bitter herbal boozy -
Mint Julep
refreshing herbal boozy -
Negroni
bitter boozy herbal -
Old Fashioned
boozy bitter sweet -
Penicillin
boozy spicy smoky -
Rusty Nail
boozy sweet herbal -
Sazerac
boozy bitter herbal -
Scotch Sour
sour boozy smoky -
Stinger
minty boozy digestif -
Vesper
boozy herbal dry -
Vieux Carré
boozy herbal complex -
Vodka Martini
boozy clean -
White Russian
creamy sweet boozy -
Zombie
tropical boozy fruity
Boozy cocktail FAQ
What is a boozy cocktail versus a highball?
Boozy drinks are mostly spirit, served up or on a large rock. Highballs stretch a pour with soda, ginger beer, or tonic and live on the easy and refreshing hubs.
Do I need a mixing glass?
For Manhattans, Martinis, and Negronis, yes — stir with ice and strain. Old Fashioneds can be built in the rocks glass.