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A great bar offers refuge, a bit of glamour and a destination

for every occasion—brought to life by the timeless style

of the perfect cocktail. Become a purveyor of fine drinking

with this collection of classic and contemporary recipes

complete with insights provided by top mixologists.

These cocktails will entertain and inspire while

transporting you to the country’s best watering holes and

the spirited stories they tell. From the Pacific orthwest

to the Texas Hill Country and down to the Florida Keys,

The Benchmark Bar offers a stunning anthology of cocktail

recipes highlighting regional fl vors and local inspiration.

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The West

Table

of

contents

REGIONAL MIXOLOGY

NORTH SHORE MAI TAI

TURTLE BAY RESORT

SUMMER LOVE

WILLOWS LODGE

ROSE SIDECAR

SKAMANIA LODGE

THE PINE TREE

FOREST SUITES RESORT

THAT’S CAFÉ AMORE

LAKE ARROWHEAD RESORT AND SPA

PAPER PLANE

CHAMINADE RESORT & SPA

THE HAMMOCK

HOTEL VALLEY HO

SUNSET LEMONADE

THE NAUTICAL BEACHFRONT RESORT

POMEGRANATE YUZU PUNCH

MOUNTAIN SHADOWS

ROSEMARY ELIXIR

SNOW KING RESORT

SPEEDY BULL

TIVOLI LODGE

THE SKI BUM

MANOR VAIL LODGE

ALPINE SNOW-GRONI

GARDEN OF THE GODS RESORT AND CLUB

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The North

The South

A-FRAME

THE ABBEY RESORT

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THE AIRMAN

LA CANTERA RESORT & SPA

68

WISCONSIN MAKER’S MANHATTAN

THE COUNCIL HOUSE AT WINGSPREAD

RETREAT & EXECUTIVE CONFERENCE CENTER

SUMMER AT SEA

THE UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO

DAVID RUBENSTEIN FORUM

THE GIN AIR

WORLD OF WHIRLPOOL

STONEWALL SPRITZER

STONEWALL RESORT

CARAMEL APPLE HOT TODDY

THE INN AT VIRGINIA TECH AND

SKELTON CONFERENCE CENTER

THE RAIL BIRD

THE HOTEL ROANOKE & CONFERENCE CENTER

EQUILIBRIUM

LANSDOWNE RESORT AND SPA

CHRISTOPHER’S CONSIGLIERÈ

THE HELDRICH HOTEL AND CONFERENCE CENTER

BLUEBERRY LAVENDER BUTTERFLY

THE RIDGE

KARTRITE SMASH

KARTRITE RESORT & INDOOR WATERPARK

MACY MAPLE OLD FASHIONED

EDITH MACY CENTER

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BLOOD ORANGE BOURBON SOUR

MARGARITAVILLE LAKE RESORT

WHOOP BEER

TEXAS A&M HOTEL & CONFERENCE CENTER

TEXAS ROSE

BENCHMARK AT WESTLAKE

61 PRIME’S TROPICAL FASHION

HAWKS CAY RESORT

MAGIC MARGARITA

BELLWETHER BEACH RESORT

TRULY IN PARADISE

THE BEACHCOMBER BEACH RESORT AND HOTEL

RUNNING COYOTE

GILCHRIST CLUB

MONKEY PUNCH

COSTA D’ESTE BEACH RESORT

PALOMA

HILTON UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA

CONFERENCE CENTER

VERY SPECIAL SANGRIA

BANYAN CAY RESORT & GOLF

OUTER BANKS WATER

SANDERLING RESORT

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VERMONT CIDERITA

THE ESSEX

60

COLD FASHIONED

THE EQUINOX GOLF RESORT & SPA

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THE PENGUIN CLUB

SPRUCE POINT INN RESORT & SPA

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The

west

7



North Shore

Mai Tai

SERVES

1

GUEST

TOOLS

SHAKER

SERVICE

DOUBLE ROCKS

INGREDIENTS

1 1/2 OUNCES MOUNT GAY

ECLIPSE RUM

3/4 OUNCE DEKUYPER

PINEAPPLE LIQUEUR

1/4 OUNCE FALERNUM

3/4 OUNCE FINEST CALL

SINGLE PRESSED LIME JUICE

1/2 OUNCE MACADAMIA

ORGEAT CREAM

GARNISH

LUXARDO CHERRY

PINEAPPLE WEDGE

T

he mai tai is one of the most famous

tiki drinks in the world. A combination

of rum, citrus and orgeat (a nuanced almond

syrup), it’s held its place with tiki aficionad s

for decades. It even enjoyed featured presence

in the Elvis film Blue Hawaii.”

PREPARATION

Place half the rum and the balance of ingredients into a shaker

with crushed ice and shake lightly for three seconds.

Pour into a double rocks glass.

Float the remaining half of the rum over the top and

garnish with cherry and pineapple.

TURTLE BAY

RESORT

KAHUKU, HI

21.705 -157.999

Turtle Bay Resort is blessed with a

richness of nature that few places

can claim: the most powerful waves

in the world and tranquil bays for

swimming, plus miles of seaside

walking trails, a farm on site and a

bird sanctuary. Where else can you

go surfing stand-up paddling,

kayaking, snorkeling, golfing and

cycling without leaving the property?

Harmonizing the in uences of Hawaii

with the freshest organic ingredients

from both land and sea, Turtle Bay

Resort chefs present sumptuous menus

rich in exotic pairings and artistic flai .

Guests dine in North Shore style at

the property’s seven restaurants and

bars replete with local entertainers

and amazing views.

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Summer

Love

SERVES

1

GUEST

TOOLS

SHAKER

STRAINER

SERVICE

COUPE

INGREDIENTS

1 OUNCE WHEATLEY VODKA

3/4 OUNCE GIFFARD

PAMPLEMOUSSE LIQUEUR

1/2 OUNCE FIORENTE

ELDERFLOWER LIQUEUR

3/4 OUNCE FINEST CALL

SINGLE PRESSED LEMON JUICE

1 OUNCE SPARKLING ROSÉ

GARNISH

GRAPEFRUIT PEEL

T

his vodka cocktail topped with sparkling

rosé and brightened by the essence of

grapefruit and elderfl wer liqueurs is destined

to become a hallmark of summer.

PREPARATION

Combine all ingredients except rosé in a shaker over ice.

Shake and double strain into a coupe glass.

Top with sparkling rosé.

Express citrus oils from grapefruit peel over glass

and rim, then add to the cocktail.

WILLOWS

LODGE

WOODINVILLE, WA

47.734,-122.147

Nestled in Washington state’s

award-winning wine country not

far from Seattle, Willows Lodge

makes the perfect destination for

a weekend escape, with a cozy stone

fi eplace and soaking tub designed

for two in every room and suite.

The Barking Frog o ers one of the

most extensive wine lists in the

Northwest and seasonal menus that

regularly win accolades. The Fireside

Lounge is a casual indoor/outdoor

lounge that's sensational 365 days

a year—whether for cocktails on the

patio or a glass of wine by the fi e while

listening to live music. The property

also has The Herbfarm Restaurant

on its grounds. This AAA Five Diamond

award winner o ers a multicourse

dining experience focusing on the

bounty of the Pacific No thwest.

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Rose

Sidecar

SERVES

1

GUEST

TOOLS

SHAKER

STRAINER

SERVICE

COUPE

INGREDIENTS

1 OUNCE HENDRICK’S GIN

1/2 OUNCE CAMPARI

1/2 OUNCE FINEST CALL

ROSE SYRUP

1 1/2 OUNCES FINEST CALL

SINGLE PRESSED LEMON JUICE

GARNISH

LEMON TWIST

T

he origin of the sidecar is debated, but it

is thought to have been invented around

the end of World War I in either London or Paris.

The drink was named for the motorcycle

attachment, which was commonly used at

the time. This version of the drink includes

rose syrup for a subtle turn.

PREPARATION

Combine all ingredients in a shaker with ice.

Shake and strain into a coupe glass.

Garnish with lemon twist.

SKAMANIA LODGE

STEVENSON, WA

45.686,-121.905

At Skamania Lodge, guests are

surrounded by authentic elements of

the Pacific No thwest in the comforts

of a lodge setting, with awe-inspiring

views of the Columbia River Gorge and

the endless recreation found there.

Accommodations include treehouses

elevated above the forest ground and

nestled among the tall Douglas fi s.

Skamania Lodge o ers a variety of

delicious dining options for sit-down,

table-side service while gazing at

stunning mountain views from inside

or out on the patio. Guests feel the

energy of Skamania’s fun and casual

Northwest atmosphere and discover

a passion for fla orful, locally sourced

ingredients, from freshly caught

Columbia River steelhead in signature

tacos to locally sourced prime rib.

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The

Pine Tree

SERVES

1

GUEST

TOOLS

LARGE SPOON

SERVICE

PILSNER

INGREDIENTS

2 OUNCES HOUSE-MADE

ROSEMARY PINEAPPLE

JUICE REDUCTION

2 cups unsweetened pineapple juice

and 2 rosemary sprigs

5 OUNCES PALE ALE-STYLE BEER

3 OUNCES MOZAIK PROSECCO

1 OUNCE Q CLUB SODA

GARNISH

PINEAPPLE WEDGE

ROSEMARY SPRIG

T

his sparkling beer punch adds notes

indicative of its mountain forest locale with

a house-made rosemary pineapple juice reduction.

PREPARATION

House-made Rosemary Pineapple Juice Reduction: Bring juice

and sprigs to a boil over medium-high heat. Reduce heat and

simmer uncovered for 10-15 minutes until the mixture reduces

by half to about 1 cup. Strain juice into a bowl, discard solids,

cover and chill for 24 hours.

Combine all ingredients in an 11-ounce pilsner glass.

Beverage should develop a nice foamy head.

Garnish with pineapple and rosemary.

FOREST SUITES

RESORT

SOUTH LAKE TAHOE, CA

38.956,-119.941

Tucked away in an intimate alpine

environment, the Forest Suites Resort

is located just 100 yards from the

Heavenly Ski Gondola and Heavenly

Village, a few minutes’ walk to the

casinos, and several short blocks from

the crystal-clear waters of Lake Tahoe.

It’s all about breakfast before guests

hit the slopes or trails. A full Americanstyle

breakfast bu et is included with

each stay, complete with eggs, bacon

or sausage, a variety of breads and

sweets, fresh fruit, yogurts and daily

specials. Orders are also carefully

prepared and packaged to go for

enjoyment in guests’ suites. After a

day on the mountain or the lake,

guests relax in Al’s Saloon, watch a

game and get great local suggestions

for entertainment from the property’s

knowledgeable bartenders.

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That’s

Café Amore

SERVES

1

GUEST

TOOLS

LARGE SPOON

SERVICE

IRISH COFFEE MUG

INGREDIENTS

1 1/2 OUNCES HENNESSEY

COGNAC

1/2 OUNCE DEKUYPER

AMARETTO

6 OUNCES LAVAZZA COFFEE

GARNISH

2-3 OUNCES WHIPPED CREAM

POWDERED COCOA

W

hat’s not to love about fragrant LavAzza

coffee with these delicious aromatics of

cognac and amaretto? Italian for “a little bitter,”

amaretto originated in Saronno, and may be made

from apricot kernels, bitter almonds, peach stones

or almonds—all of which are natural sources of

the almond-like fl vor of the liqueur.

PREPARATION

In a glass Irish co ee mug, combine cognac, amaretto and co ee.

Top with whipped cream in a swirl pattern and powdered cocoa.

LAKE

ARROWHEAD

RESORT AND SPA

LAKE ARROWHEAD, CA

34.251,-117.193

At an elevation of 5,200 feet in a

lakeside setting, Lake Arrowhead

Resort and Spa feels like no other

place in Southern California. This

award-winning AAA Four Diamond

hotel’s tranquil setting is framed by

majestic pines, a private lake and

gabled rooftops. It’s completely

removed from civilization, yet just

90 minutes from Los Angeles.

Dining at Lake Arrowhead Resort

and Spa is all about California

cuisine—fresh, seasonal and delicious.

Bin 189 o ers contemporary American

dishes, creative cocktails, microbrews

and wines served in front of a cozy

stone fi eplace with a scenic lake

view. Located in the resort lobby,

Café Aromas is fill d with the smells

of freshly ground co ee and warm

pastries, and is the place to stop for

fresh oatmeal, a quick breakfast or

lunch sandwich or a creative salad.

Magnum is the property’s elegant

dining venue where diners enjoy

a three-course prix fi e menu and

premium wine selection surrounded

by thousands of wine bottles from

around the world.

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Paper

Plane

SERVES

1

GUEST

TOOLS

SHAKER

STRAINER

SERVICE

COUPE

INGREDIENTS

3/4 OUNCE MAKER’S MARK

BOURBON

3/4 OUNCE APEROL

3/4 OUNCE AMARO NONINO

QUINTESSENTIA

3/4 OUNCE FINEST CALL

SINGLE PRESSED LEMON JUICE

GARNISH

LEMON TWIST

S

am Ross, an award-winning bartender

and the co-owner of Attaboy and

Diamond Reef in New York City, created the

Paper Plane in 2008. His inspiration for this

modern whiskey sour was M.I.A.’s smash hit

“Paper Plane,” which was popular at the time.

PREPARATION

Put the bourbon, Aperol, Amaro Nonino Quintessentia and

lemon juice into a shaker with ice and shake until well chilled.

Strain into a coupe glass.

Garnish with a twist.

CHAMINADE

RESORT & SPA

SANTA CRUZ, CA

36.996,-121.985

Situated on 300 wooded acres in

scenic Santa Cruz, Chaminade Resort

& Spa is a spectacular property

featuring breathtaking views of the

Monterey Bay and the Santa Cruz

Mountains. This award-winning resort

is the ideal place to discover Santa

Cruz at its most peaceful, providing

guests ample opportunity to lounge

and relax in wide-open spaces amid

lush green landscaping, breathe

in fresh ocean air, and walk along

redwood-lined hiking trails.

The View, a treeside restaurant, serves

breakfast, lunch, brunch and dinner

with a side of fresh mountain air and

is known for its expansive terrace,

artisan cheeseboards, daily ceviche,

California wines and local brews.

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The

Hammock

SERVES

1

GUEST

TOOLS

SHAKER

STRAINER

SERVICE

TIKI

INGREDIENTS

1 1/2 OUNCES OF MOUNT GAY

ECLIPSE RUM

3/4 OUNCE ORGEAT

1 OUNCE ORANGE JUICE

1 OUNCE PINEAPPLE JUICE

1/2 OUNCE SINGLE PRESSED

LIME JUICE

1 OUNCE FINEST CALL

BANANA PUREE

GARNISH

DEHYDRATED BANANA CHIP

CUT LENGTHWISE

T

he history of tiki drinks can be traced

back to the 1930s, when a man named

Don Beach opened the fi st tiki bar in Hollywood,

California. Don was inspired by the Polynesian

culture that he had experienced while traveling

in the South Pacific

PREPARATION

Combine ingredients in shaker with ice.

Shake and strain over new ice into a tiki-themed vessel.

Garnish with dehydrated banana chip and mint sprig.

HOTEL

VALLEY HO

SCOTTSDALE, AZ

33.493,-111.934

Originally opened on December 20,

1956, Hotel Valley Ho has classically

cool roots and stands as a modernist

icon in Downtown Scottsdale. Hotel

Valley Ho was a true Hollywood

hideaway in its heyday, host to Bing

Crosby, Tony Curtis, Janet Leigh and

Zsa Zsa Gabor, among others.

The Zuzu restaurant, along with a

private dining space—The Rosie

Room—is dedicated to Rosalyn “Rosie”

Bennett Lyon, also known as ZuZu.

She was the beloved matriarch of the

family that owns Hotel Valley Ho, as

well as a fantastic cook, who believed

that food is better when shared with

the people you love. The restaurant

personifies a rich sense f history and

warm hospitality, and o ers inventive

eats, craft cocktails and an extensive

selection from The Vine Vault.

MINT SPRIG

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Sunset

Lemonade

SERVES

1

GUEST

TOOLS

LARGE SPOON

P

erfect for a summer night, this sunset

concoction gets its pretty color from a

combination of lemonade and strawberry puree.

THE NAUTICAL

BEACHFRONT

RESORT

SERVICE

ROCKS

INGREDIENTS

1 OUNCE HENDRICK’S GIN

1 OUNCE FINEST CALL

STRAWBERRY PUREE

5 OUNCES OF LEMONADE

GARNISH

CUCUMBER RIBBONS

MINT SPRIG

PREPARATION

Fill rocks glass with ice.

Pour in Hendrick’s gin and add the strawberry puree.

Top o with lemonade.

Garnish with cucumber and mint.

LAKE HAVASU CITY, AZ

34.459,-114.349

Since the 1960s, guests from

around the world have experienced

unparalleled views, superior service

and award-winning cuisine, and

created vacation memories to last

a lifetime at The Nautical, the only

beachfront resort in Arizona.

Nestled on an island along the

shores of Lake Havasu, the property

is a landmark in the city’s history.

The resort o ers the most dynamic

waterfront dining experience yearround,

featuring three restaurants

and bars with spectacular views of

Lake Havasu. The Turtle Grille o ers

a relaxed indoor atmosphere with

upscale pub cuisine. WET is the resort’s

Caribbean-style infini y edge pool,

o ering a contemporary menu and

refreshing drinks at the Palapa Bar and

poolside cabanas. Open seasonally,

the Turtle Beach Bar is a lakeside

sandy beach bar with umbrella tables,

tropical island drinks, boat-up dining to

go and the 64-ounce Turtle Bucket.

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Pomegranate

Yuzu Punch

SERVES

1

GUEST

TOOLS

SHAKER

STRAINER

SERVICE

ROCKS

INGREDIENTS

2 OUNCES HENDRICK’S GIN

1 OUNCE FINEST CALL

POMEGRANATE SYRUP

1/2 OUNCE FINEST CALL

SINGLE PRESSED LEMON JUICE

1/2 OUNCE YUZU JUICE

1/2 OUNCE CAMPARI

GARNISH

A

sian yuzu juice gives this cocktail a

distinctive tart, sour fl vor, a combination

of lemon and mandarin orange with savory notes.

PREPARATION

Combine ingredients in a shaker.

Shake and strain over ice in a rocks glass.

Garnish with a lemon wheel.

MOUNTAIN

SHADOWS

PARADISE VALLEY, AZ

33.530,-111.964

Originally built below Camelback

Mountain in 1959, Mountain Shadows

reemerged as an icon of luxury and

design after it was completely rebuilt

in 2017. Located near Scottsdale in

serene Paradise Valley, the resort

features striking architecture and

stunning desert surroundings that

create an energy of renewal.

Guests enjoy seasonal fare at Hearth

’61 or classic eats and brews at Rusty’s

after a round on the golf course.

From dine-in service to curbside pickup

and in-room dining, there are plenty of

ways to enjoy ingredient-driven dishes

and award-winning wine selections.

LEMON WHEEL

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Rosemary

Elixir

SERVES

1

GUEST

TOOLS

LARGE SPOON

SERVICE

T

he house-made rosemary-infused

vodka gives this bright, citrus cocktail

a woodsy undertone that’s right at home

in the mountains of Jackson Hole.

SNOW KING

RESORT

JACKSON HOLE, WY

43.474,-110.756

COLLINS

INGREDIENTS

1 1/4 OUNCES HOUSE-MADE

ROSEMARY-INFUSED

WHEATLEY VODKA

3 sprigs of rosemary per

8 ounces of vodka

3/4 OUNCE FIORENTE

ELDERFLOWER LIQUEUR

1/4 OUNCE FINEST CALL

SINGLE PRESSED LEMON JUICE

Q GRAPEFRUIT SODA

GARNISH

ROSEMARY SPRIG

PREPARATION

House-made Rosemary-infused Wheatley Vodka: Fill a

resealable glass container with vodka, leaving two inches

clear. Add rosemary to the bottle and seal. Allow the vodka

to steep for at least one day in a cool, dark location until it

turns a golden amber color.

Combine all ingredients but soda in a Collins glass with fresh ice.

Stir to mix.

Top with grapefruit soda and garnish with a rosemary sprig.

Located at the base of Snow

King Mountain, a few blocks from

downtown Jackson Hole and 20

minutes from the Jackson airport,

Snow King Resort boasts breathtaking

views of the Teton Mountain Range,

ski-in/ski-out lodging in the winter,

and convenient access to Grand Teton

and Yellowstone national parks.

Hayden’s Post Kitchen & Bar is one

of the finest estaurants in Jackson

Hole, popular with visitors and locals

alike. Area-sourced steaks and game,

fish and oultry, vegan and vegetarian

choices are all crafted to perfection

and enjoyed in the rustic-chic

atmosphere with mountain views.

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Speedy

Bull

SERVES

1

GUEST

TOOLS

LARGE SPOON

SERVICE

ROCKS

INGREDIENTS

1 1/2 OUNCES ESPOLON

BLANCO TEQUILA

8.4-OUNCE CAN OF

REGULAR FLAVOR

RED BULL ENERGY DRINK

GARNISH

2 LUXARDO CHERRIES

R

ed Bull fi st came to the market in 1987,

after Austrian toothpaste salesman

Dietrich Mateschitz traveled to Thailand and

heard about an energy tonic, created by Chaleo

Yoovidhya, that kept its drinkers awake and alert.

Combined with tequila, the can’t-quite-namethat

fl vor is now quite remarkable.

PREPARATION

Pour tequila into chilled glass over ice.

Fill remainder of the glass with Red Bull.

Stir and top with two cherries.

TIVOLI LODGE

VAIL, CO

39.640,-106.371

Bob and Diane Lazier, founders of

Tivoli Lodge, fi st came to Vail,

Colorado, on their honeymoon

during a bitter cold snap in January

of 1963—the fi st ski season of Vail’s

existence. They were enticed by a

brochure of the fl dgling resort left

by legendary Vail marketing guru

Bob Parker in the Minneapolis ski

shop where Bob worked. The Laziers’

honeymoon turned into a lifelong

passion for each other and for Vail.

Reopened in 2006, the Tivoli Lodge

is still steeped in old-world charm

and suffus d with Lazier family

and Tyrolean tradition, ambiance

and hospitality.

Everything at Tivoli Lodge is served

with a view of the mountains. At the

end of a day of skiing or hiking, Brown

Hound Lounge is a popular meeting

place for a craft cocktail, microbrew

or premium glass of wine.

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The

Ski Bum

SERVES

1

GUEST

TOOLS

SHAKER

STRAINER

LARGE SPOON

E

ven ski bums need to come off the mountain

sometime, and why not for this specialty

rum concoction that warms them up with notes

of pear, almond, pineapple and lemon, and the

dark, bittersweet caramel of Averna.

MANOR VAIL

LODGE

VAIL, CO

39.639,-106.368

SERVICE

ROCKS

INGREDIENTS

1 1/2 OUNCES MOUNT GAY

ECLIPSE RUM

1/2 OUNCE ST. GEORGE

SPICED PEAR LIQUEUR

1/2 OUNCE FEE BROTHERS

ORGEAT ALMOND

CORDIAL SYRUP

PREPARATION

Combine all ingredients except Averna in a shaker over ice.

Shake to chill, then strain into a rocks glass fill d with ice.

Pour the Averna into the glass over a bar spoon.

Garnish with mint and lime wheel.

Vail’s premier condominium hotel

is a preferred location, summer or

winter, for its vantage at the base

of Vail Mountain’s Golden Peak,

next to Vail Village, Betty Ford

Gardens, Ford Amphitheater,

and hiking and biking trails.

The Fitz is a foodie favorite

destination in Vail popular for its

family-friendly dining, locally focused

menu and friendly service. The Fitz

is known for its approachable menu

of elevated comfort food, creative

cocktails and local Colorado drafts.

1 OUNCE PINEAPPLE JUICE

1/2 OUNCE FINEST CALL

SINGLE PRESSED LIME JUICE

1/4 OUNCE AVERNA

GARNISH

MINT SPRIG

LIME WHEEL

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Alpine

Snow-groni

SERVES

1

GUEST

TOOLS

SHAKER

LARGE SPOON

STRAINER

SERVICE

OLD FASHIONED

INGREDIENTS

1 OUNCE HENDRICK’S GIN

1 OUNCE CARPANO

BIANCO VERMOUTH

1 OUNCE ITALICUS ROSOLIO

DI BERGOMOTTO LIQUEUR

GARNISH

LEMON SEGMENT

A

play on the popular Italian cocktail,

the Negroni, this Rocky Mountain

version substitutes a subtle Italian bergamot

liqueur for a botanical twist.

PREPARATION

Combine gin, vermouth and liqueur in a shaker.

Add ice and stir until chilled.

Strain into an old fashioned glass with cubed ice.

Express the lemon and place on the rim of the glass.

GARDEN OF THE

GODS RESORT

AND CLUB

COLORADO SPRINGS, CO

38.879,-104.868

The red rock sandstone formations set

against Pikes Peak, now called Garden

of the Gods, have long been revered

for their natural beauty. Centuries ago,

they served as a crossroads where

numerous nomadic tribes gathered

in peace. According to local stories,

the immense sandstone formations

were considered sacred ground.

Because of this, rival tribes laid

down their weapons when entering

the Garden of the Gods.

Since the resort’s early beginnings

in 1951, Garden of the Gods Resort

and Club has built upon a legacy of

outstanding guest experiences and

hospitality, merging the rugged beauty

of the landscape with the refin d

ambiance of a world-class luxury

resort. Restaurants on site, including

the Colorado Springs favorite Kissing

Camels Grille & Bar, feature fresh

ingredients sourced from local farmers,

wellness cuisine and stunning views.

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The

North

35



A-Frame

SERVES

1

GUEST

TOOLS

SHAKER

STRAINER

LARGE SPOON

SERVICE

WINE

INGREDIENTS

2 OUNCES JAMESON

IRISH WHISKEY

1 OUNCE GRAND MARNIER

1/2 OUNCE ORANGE JUICE

1/2 OUNCE FINEST CALL

SINGLE PRESSED LEMON JUICE

1/2 OUNCE FINEST CALL

BAR SYRUP

2 OUNCES MOZAIK

PROSECCO DOC

GARNISH

EDIBLE GLITTER

T

his cocktail pays homage to The Abbey

Resort’s wooden A-frame structure,

which at 80 feet tall was once the largest in the

world and was adorned by a gold leaf letter A.

This drink shimmers and shines just as the

iconic golden A once did.

PREPARATION

Combine whiskey, Grand Marnier, orange juice, lemon juice

and simple syrup in shaker with ice.

Shake and strain into wine glass.

Top with Prosecco and six or seven shakes of edible glitter.

Using a large spoon, stir three times just before serving

for a golden pearlescent e ect.

Garnish with orange slices.

THE ABBEY

RESORT

FONTANA, WI

42.548,-88.577

Since its opening as a year-round

resort in 1963, The Abbey has been

a vacation destination of choice for

celebrities, dignitaries, presidents

and household names. As the only

full-service resort on the shores of Lake

Geneva, The Abbey Resort o ers myriad

activities on its 90 acres, including boat

rentals, indoor and outdoor pools,

fun family activities, live music and

the full-service Avani Spa.

Dining at The Abbey Resort is an

impressive farm-to-fork experience,

with numerous venue choices

o ering panoramic lake views.

240° West, Waterfront, Bar West,

the Gazebo Grille and Café Latte

o er everything from inspired local

fare with sophisticated wine pairings

to barbecue, poolside favorites

and grab-and-go items—all in

The Abbey’s casual rustic vibe.

ORANGE SLICES

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Wisconsin

Maker’s

Manhattan

SERVES

1

GUEST

TOOLS

SHAKER

STRAINER

SERVICE

COUPE

INGREDIENTS

3 OUNCES MAKER’S

MARK BOURBON

1 OUNCE CARPANO CLASSICO

SWEET VERMOUTH

DASH ANGOSTURA BITTERS

DASH CHERRY JUICE

GARNISH

LUXARDO CHERRY

LEMON PEEL

O

ne theory behind the name of the

Manhattan is that it was invented at

the Manhattan Club in New York for a party

thrown in 1874 by Winston Churchill’s mother,

Lady Randolph Churchill. Others assert that it

was devised by a bartender named Black who

kept a place 10 doors below Houston Street

on Broadway in the 1860s. Either way, it was

the most popular drink in the world for decades

and is still going strong.

PREPARATION

Chill the coupe glass.

Fill cocktail shaker with ice.

Add bourbon, vermouth, bitters and cherry juice.

Let rest for 30 seconds.

Cover and vigorously shake in cocktail shaker for 10 seconds,

then immediately pour over a single large cube.

Garnish with cherry and lemon peel.

THE COUNCIL

HOUSE AT

WINGSPREAD

RETREAT &

EXECUTIVE

CONFERENCE

CENTER

RACINE, WI

42.780,-87.771

Located along the western shores

of Lake Michigan, Wingspread

Retreat & Executive Conference

Center encompasses three unique

buildings on 36 acres of lush

landscape. The original iconic building,

designed by Frank Lloyd Wright

and known simply as Wingspread,

is the heart of the complex.

Wingspread’s award-winning

culinary team takes great pride in

crafting a wide range of innovative

and delicious plates for attendees.

Energized by the environment, every

dish is handmade with the freshest

regionally sourced ingredients

available. Many of the fruits and

vegetables, as well as the honey,

are from gardens and beehives

on the property.

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Summer

at Sea

SERVES

1

GUEST

TOOLS

BOSTON SHAKER TINS

JAPANESE-STYLE JIGGER

WITH 1-OUNCE AND 2-OUNCE

MEASUREMENTS

HAWTHORNE STRAINER

SERVICE

BRASS PINEAPPLE CHALICE

METAL STRAW

INGREDIENTS

2 OUNCES ESPOLON

BLANCO TEQUILA

1/2 OUNCE SINGLE

PRESSED LIME JUICE

HOUSE-MADE SMOKED

PINEAPPLE SPICED AGAVE SYRUP

8 ounces The Perfect Puree

Caramelized Pineapple Concentrate,

8 ounces Finest Call Agave Nectar,

8 ounces boiling water and

2 ounces aji amarillo peppers

P

eruvian yellow chili peppers in the

house-made pineapple syrup give this

cocktail its special kick and faraway fl vor.

PREPARATION

House-made Smoked Pineapple Spiced Agave Syrup:

Slice peppers in half, deseed and rough chop. Combine all

ingredients in an airtight container. Briskly whisk together until

agave nectar has melted and the concentrate is thoroughly

mixed. Seal container and refrigerate for 48 hours. Strain peppers

and pour syrup into plastic or glass sealed bottles. Store in the

refrigerator. Good for 30 days.

In the short tin of the Boston shaker tins, add all liquid ingredients.

Top the tin with pillow ice.

Shake for 20 to 25 seconds or until the outside of the tin is frosty.

Using a Hawthorne strainer with the shaker tin, pour the cocktail

into an empty brass pineapple chalice.

Fill the brass pineapple chalice with fresh pillow ice.

Slide two manicured pineapple leaves into the side of the cup

and insert one dried citrus wheel.

Serve with metal straw.

THE UNIVERSITY

OF CHICAGO

DAVID RUBENSTEIN

FORUM

CHICAGO, IL

41.786,-87.596

The David Rubenstein Forum is a

purpose-built venue for meetings

and events. From acoustics to

ergonomics and art to architecture,

every detail is carefully crafted to

provide a superior experience.

Cozy yet sophisticated, BarDavid,

a wine bar and café, o ers an

innovative approach to satisfying

the need for a quick bite, community

shareables or a lingering culinary

experience, with breakfast, lunch

and after-hours menus.

1 DASH SALINE SOLUTION

GARNISH

2 MANICURED

PINEAPPLE LEAVES

DRIED CITRUS WHEEL

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The

Gin Air

SERVES

1

GUEST

TOOLS

SHAKER

STRAINER

SERVICE

COUPE

INGREDIENTS

2 OUNCES OF HENDRICK’S GIN

3/4 OUNCE FINEST CALL

SINGLE PRESSED LIME JUICE

3/4 OUNCE FINEST CALL

BAR SYRUP

3 SLICES OF FRESH CUCUMBER

3 LEAVES OF FRESH MINT

1 DROP OF ROSE WATER

3 DROPS OF ANGOSTURA BITTERS

PINCH OF SALT

GARNISH

T

he name of this fresh cucumber and

mint gin elixir is a riff on Whi lpool’s

luxury appliance brand, JennAir, founded by

Louis J. Jenn in Indianapolis, Indiana, in 1947.

PREPARATION

In a cocktail shaker, muddle cucumber and mint with a pinch

of salt. Add the rest of ingredients except the rose water and

bitters and let sit for 30 seconds.

Add ice, shake vigorously and strain into a coupe glass.

Garnish with mint leaf.

Place one drop of rose water on the mint leaf and three drops

of bitters on the surface of the drink.

WORLD OF

WHIRLPOOL

CHICAGO, IL

41.888,-87.632

The World of Whirlpool is not a

typical appliance showroom, but

an immersive appliance showcase

experience featuring the Whirlpool

Corporation family of brands and

a discovery-based center o ering

a chance to interact with experts.

Located in the historic Reid-Murdoch

building in downtown Chicago, it

includes over 50,000 square feet

of event space across three fl ors,

including a penthouse and historic

clock tower that accommodate

private cooking classes, corporate

events and weddings.

The product pros and skilled chefs

behind World of Whirlpool’s genius

workshops and events constantly

test and train on the latest and

greatest from the suite of brands

to elevate the everyday.

MINT LEAF

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Stonewall

Spritzer

SERVES

1

GUEST

TOOLS

MIXING GLASS

LARGE SPOON

SERVICE

ROCKS

INGREDIENTS

2 OUNCES WHEATLEY VODKA

2 OUNCES DEKUYPER

RAZZMATAZZ

EQUAL PARTS LEMONADE

AND SPRITE TO FILL

GARNISH

FRESH RASPBERRIES

LEMON SLICE

MINT SPRIG

D

eKuyper Razzmatazz is a fl vor-packed

raspberry cordial that makes this vodka

spritzer a refreshing treat to enjoy any time.

PREPARATION

Fill a rocks glass with chipped ice.

Mix ingredients in a mixing glass and stir.

Pour into the rocks glass and garnish with raspberries,

lemon slice and mint.

STONEWALL

RESORT

ROANOKE, WV

38.949,-80.493

Over 1,900 acres at Stonewall

Resort o er abundant outdoor

recreation, relaxation and adventure.

Accommodations include a AAA Four

Diamond Adirondack-style lodge,

elegant cottages and campsites.

All feature breathtaking views of

the woods, water or the lush greens

of the Arnold Palmer Signature golf

course. On-site venues include a

15,000-square-foot conference center,

full banquet facilities, spacious lakeside

lawns, patios and ballrooms.

Fresh local ingredients and traditional

recipes with a Stonewall twist are

showcased in three distinctive resort

dining destinations—Stillwaters,

a signature full-service establishment;

Lightburns, a restaurant atop the

Arnold Palmer Signature golf course;

and TJ Muskies Lounge, a casual

gathering place with great food

and fun drink.

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Caramel

Apple Hot

Toddy

SERVES

1

GUEST

TOOLS

LARGE SPOON

SERVICE

IRISH COFFEE MUG

INGREDIENTS

6 OUNCES APPLE CRISP

HERBAL TEA

1 1/2 OUNCES MAKER’S MARK

BOURBON

1/2 OUNCE DEKUYPER

BUTTERSCOTCH SCHNAPPS

1/4 OUNCE HONEY

3/4 OUNCE FINEST CALL

SINGLE PRESSED LEMON JUICE

GARNISH

BRULEE APPLE

W

arm days, cool nights and a fertile

deep soil nurtured by consistent rainfall

make Virginia’s climate ideal for growing

many apple varieties. This warm toddy pays

homage to that rich tradition.

PREPARATION

Rim a clear Irish co ee mug with caramel, brown sugar and clove.

Combine ingredients in glass and stir.

Garnish with a brulee apple.

THE INN AT

VIRGINIA TECH

AND SKELTON

CONFERENCE

CENTER

BLACKSBURG, VA

37.230,-80.430

This on-campus hotel and

conference center combines

refin d surroundings and access

to state-of-the-art technology

with the spirit of the Hokies.

Preston’s Restaurant prides itself

on o ering regional and seasonal

cuisine coming straight from the

farms and seas of Virginia—from

Black Angus beef, pasture-raised on

the hills that surround Virginia Tech,

to seafood caught in the Chesapeake

Bay. The Continental Divide Lounge

and Great Lawn patio are casual

destinations for meals before the

big game or other campus events.

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The

Rail Bird

SERVES

1

GUEST

TOOLS

MUDDLER

SHAKER

STRAINER

SERVICE

ROCKS

INGREDIENTS

1 1/2 OUNCES MOUNT GAY

ECLIPSE RUM

3/4 OUNCE AMARO NONINO

3/4 OUNCE APEROL

1/2 OUNCE HOUSE-MADE

CINNAMON SYRUP

2 cups sugar, 2 cups water,

zest of 1/4 orange and

4 cinnamon sticks,

broken into pieces

1 OUNCE HOUSE-MADE

SOURS MIX

4 quarts spent citrus shells

(lime, lemon, orange, grapefruit),

5 cups sugar and 2 quarts water

1 OUNCE Q KOLA

GARNISH

ORANGE PEEL

R

ail bird is a somewhat obscure local slang

term for a railroad enthusiast, harkening

to the storied history of locomotive travel in the

Roanoke Valley and the Hotel Roanoke. With a

nod to the classic tiki drink, the Jungle Bird,

this cocktail presents a bright, smooth experience

with surprising notes of orange, vanilla and spice.

PREPARATION

House-made Cinnamon Syrup: Combine ingredients in a

saucepan over medium heat and stir until sugar dissolves.

Bring to a boil, then simmer 15 minutes. Remove from heat

and steep for one hour. Strain and refrigerate up to 14 days.

House-made Sours Mix: Bring sugar and water to boil and stir

until sugar dissolves. While still boiling, pour over spent citrus

shells in a four-quart container. Cover and refrigerate 24-48 hours.

Squeeze the syrup and fruit juice through the strainer. Adjust for

sweetness and acidity with simple syrup or lemon juice.

Muddle an orange slice and combine all ingredients except Q Kola

over ice in cocktail shaker.

Shake to combine and chill.

Double-strain into a rocks glass over standard ice.

Top with Q Kola and garnish with fanned orange peel.

THE HOTEL

ROANOKE &

CONFERENCE

CENTER

ROANOKE, VA

37.274,-79.940

Originally built in 1882 by railroad

magnate Frederick J. Kimball, the

Tudor-style Hotel Roanoke is listed

on the National Register of Historic

Places. After Kimball combined two

of his railroads into the Norfolk and

Western Railroad, he built his vision

of a comprehensive community with

the Hotel Roanoke as its centerpiece.

Today, The Hotel Roanoke & Conference

Center is part of the exclusive Curio

Collection by Hilton. The hotel and

The Regency Room restaurant have

been awarded the esteemed AAA

Four Diamond rating for lodging

and restaurants.

The Regency Room, which originally

opened in 1939, is a Blue Ridge dining

destination known far and wide for

its French-inspired Southern cuisine.

The Pine Room features American

rustic cuisine, and the 1882 Bar

o ers a collection of authentic

pre-Prohibition cocktails paired

with modern-day mixology.

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Equilibrium

SERVES

1

GUEST

TOOLS

LARGE SPOON

STRAINER

SERVICE

BOURBON

INGREDIENTS

1 OUNCE HENNESSY

VERY SPECIAL COGNAC

1 OUNCE MAKER’S MARK

BOURBON

3/4 OUNCE CARPANO

ANTICA FORMULA

1/4 OUNCE BENEDICTINE

GARNISH

BLACK CHERRY TEA BAG

T

ea—a strong influence of th

property’s Harmony and Five Sense

initiative that permeates the food and

beverage programming—steadies this

complex cocktail with a subtle sweetness.

PREPARATION

Stir ingredients with ice in a shaker and strain into

a bourbon glass.

Serve with the black cherry tea bag.

LANSDOWNE

RESORT AND SPA

LEESBURG, VA

39.084,-77.476

Lansdowne Resort and Spa is a

sanctuary for golfers, an oasis for

productive meetings and the perfect

escape for couples and families.

Located on 500 acres overlooking

the scenic Potomac River, the AAA

Four Diamond award–winning golf

resort features 45 holes of challenging

championship golf designed by Greg

Norman and Robert Trent Jones Jr.,

as well as myriad outdoor activities,

a state-of-the-art spa and extensive

meeting and dining facilities.

Lansdowne provides paths to wellness

based on a fusion of traditional

Eastern wisdom and modern Western

science across all resort amenities

to enhance personal health and

well-being. Piedmont’s, a fine dinin

restaurant overlooking the Greg

Norman Golf Course and the Potomac

River, o ers modern American cuisine

highlighting locally inspired selections

from the Piedmont and Tidewater

regions of Virginia. For lighter fare and

a more casual experience, guests enjoy

Piedmont’s Pub, which features locally

distilled spirits, craft brews and wines.

Harmony Market is open 24 hours for

grab-and-go items, Fanny’s Garden

o ers stunning views for alfresco

dining, Turnberry’s is the place for a

bite on the golf course, and Currents

Pool & Grill o ers a fun poolside dining

experience for all.

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Christopher’s

Consiglierè

SERVES

1

GUEST

TOOLS

SHAKER

LARGE SPOON

W

hen you really need to have a

conversation, only a consiglierè

will do. This drink is a nod to New Jersey’s

renowned Italian heritage.

THE HELDRICH

HOTEL AND

CONFERENCE

CENTER

STRAINER

SERVICE

ROCKS

WHISKEY STONES

INGREDIENTS

2 OUNCES JAMESON

IRISH WHISKEY

1 OUNCE AMARO NONINO

QUINTESSENTIA

1/2 OUNCE CARPANO

CLASSICO SWEET VERMOUTH

2 SHAKES OF APHRODITE

BITTERS

GARNISH

ORANGE PEEL

PREPARATION

Pour cubed ice into a cocktail shaker.

Measure and pour ingredients into the shaker.

Use large spoon to mix all ingredients together.

Place the whiskey stones into the rocks glass.

Strain the contents into the glass.

Peel o two slices of orange peel, twist to release the essence,

rub around the rim of the glass, then hang over the lip.

NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ

40.493,-74.444

This cutting-edge hotel and conference

space was purposely designed to

facilitate a powerful exchange of

ideas and information. Adorned

with a permanent art collection and

three galleries featuring rotating

exhibitions, banquet facilities celebrate

the dynamic community of worldrenowned

artists in New Jersey.

Christopher’s is The Heldrich’s

casually sophisticated restaurant

and one of the best restaurants

in New Jersey, serving freshly

prepared specialties to delight the

discriminating palate. This trendy

cosmopolitan restaurant and bar is

a welcome haven for contemporary

American favorites, savvy cocktails

and spirited conversation.

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Blueberry

Lavender

Butterfly

SERVES

1

GUEST

TOOLS

MUDDLER

SHAKER

STRAINER

SERVICE

HIGHBALL

INGREDIENTS

2 OUNCES WHEATLEY VODKA

3/4 OUNCE HOUSE-MADE

LAVENDER SIMPLE SYRUP

1 cup granulated sugar, 1 cup water

and 20 sprigs of lavender

1 OUNCE BREWED AND CHILLED

BUTTERFLY PEA FLOWER TEA

2 OUNCES Q CLUB SODA

1/4 OUNCE FINEST CALL

SINGLE PRESSED LIME JUICE

T

his cocktail is called a butterfly for its

fun, transformative nature. Patrons enjoy

watching as it miraculously changes from blue to

purple before their eyes. The house-made lavender

simple syrup is both aromatic and delicious.

PREPARATION

House-made Lavender Simple Syrup: Combine granulated

sugar, water and sprigs of lavender. Heat until sugar dissolves.

Strain and chill. Makes enough for 20 cocktails.

Muddle blueberries and mint leaves.

Mix all ingredients except club soda and lime juice

in an ice-fill d shaker.

Double-strain over fresh-cubed ice in highball glass.

Top with club soda.

Gently fl at lime juice to see the cocktail change color

from blue to purple.

Garnish with blueberries and a mint sprig.

THE RIDGE

BASKING RIDGE, NJ

40.724,-74.542

Adjacent to Verizon’s global

headquarters campus, The Ridge is

where employees and clients socialize

and solve business challenges away

from the offic Just 38 miles from

New York City in the heart of beautiful

Somerset County, this newly renovated

21,000-square-foot property includes

29 meeting rooms and 173 guest rooms.

Vita, the on-site restaurant, features

an elegant internationally inspired

menu. Guests can watch chefs prepare

their meals in the open-hearth kitchen.

The Vita Bar provides a relaxing retreat

with inspired cocktails.

8 BLUEBERRIES

6 FRESH MINT LEAVES

GARNISH

BLUEBERRIES

MINT SPRIG

55



Kartrite

Smash

SERVES

1

GUEST

TOOLS

SHAKER

STRAINER

T

his exotic take on an old fashioned is the

perfect ending after a day at the waterpark,

combining the warmth of cardamom and the

brightness of lemon with smooth Irish whiskey.

KARTRITE

RESORT &

INDOOR

WATERPARK

SERVICE

ROCKS

INGREDIENTS

1 1/2 OUNCES JAMESON

IRISH WHISKEY

3/4 OUNCE FINEST CALL

BAR SYRUP

1/2 OUNCE FINEST CALL

SINGLE PRESSED LEMON JUICE

1/4 OUNCE CARDAMOM

LIQUEUR

GARNISH

DEHYDRATED PINEAPPLE

PREPARATION

Combine all ingredients in a shaker and fill 2/3 full

of regular bar ice.

Shake vigorously 12 times.

Place a large cube of ice in the rocks glass and strain

the drink over the cube.

Garnish with dehydrated pineapple.

MONTICELLO, NY

41.675,-74.649

The Kartrite Resort & Indoor

Waterpark is like nothing New

York’s Sullivan Catskills has ever

seen, with New York’s biggest indoor

waterpark, 324 exquisitely designed

suites and a fantastic luxury lodge

experience in the mountains.

Dining at Kartrite ranges from a

palate-pleasing bu et, aptly named

Eat. Eat. Eat., to fine dining at Bix y’s

Derby. Waterpark-goers can grab a

drink at Bar Mez or a quick bite at

Surfside Grille, choose from all kinds

of candy and ice cream treats at Pop’s

Sweet Shoppe, or take a stroll through

The Highline for cookies, brownies,

fudge, cupcakes, pastries and co ee.

Nighttime in the mountains comes

alive at The Kartrite and Harvey’s

Wallbanger, a chic bar with a wide

variety of spirits and craft beers.

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Macy

Maple Old

Fashioned

SERVES

1

GUEST

TOOLS

LARGE SPOON

SERVICE

ROCKS

INGREDIENTS

2 OUNCES MAKER’S MARK

BOURBON

1/4 OUNCE MACY MAPLE SYRUP

(BOTTLED ON PROPERTY)

OR YOUR OWN

3 TO 4 DASHES ANGOSTURA

COCOA BITTERS

GARNISH

ORANGE PEEL

T

he origins of this cocktail go back almost

as far as whiskey itself, when the drink was

named just that—a whiskey cocktail. In 1880,

The Chicago Tribune was perhaps the fi st to

call it in print an “old-fashioned cocktail” because

so many drinkers refused to change with the

times and ordered their drinks the old-fashioned

way—a brown spirit with sugar, water and bitters.

The Macy Maple Old Fashioned enriches the

drink's sweetness by substituting Macy Maple

Syrup for a sugar cube, bottled on property from

the sap of New York sugar maples.

PREPARATION

Combine all ingredients except orange peel in rocks glass

over large ice cubes and stir.

Express the oils from the orange peel and drop in glass.

EDITH MACY

CENTER

BRIARCLIFF MANOR, NY

41.160,-73.807

Less than an hour from Manhattan

and three miles from the Chappaqua

train station, this cutting-edge

conference retreat is beautifully

situated on a rare 405-acre

forested property. Nature is the

heart and soul of Edith Macy Center.

Owned by Girl Scouts of the USA

since 1926, the luxury venue is

known for its unique educational

and team-building opportunities.

The food and beverage experience

at Edith Macy Center supports

local cooperatives who brew, catch,

harvest and produce the food and

beverages served. This venue knows

where its food and drink come from

and takes pride in telling their stories.

The Hearthstone Dining Room

celebrates the history of the property

and the fla ors of New England.

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Vermont

Ciderita

SERVES

1

GUEST

TOOLS

LARGE SPOON

SERVICE

COLLINS

INGREDIENTS

1 1/2 OUNCES ESPOLON

BLANCO TEQUILA

1/2 OUNCE DEKUYPER

TRIPLE SEC

1/2 OUNCE FINEST CALL

SINGLE PRESSED LIME JUICE

1/2 OUNCE FINEST CALL

BAR SYRUP

SPLASH OF LOCAL

VERMONT APPLE CIDER

GARNISH

CINNAMON

SUGAR–RIMMED GLASS

A

fter maple syrup, apple cider is one

of Vermont’s biggest brags, and it’s

Vermont apple cider that transforms this

margarita into a favorite regional cocktail.

The cinnamon sugar–rimmed glass looks

the part and tastes surprising.

PREPARATION

Rim glass with cinnamon sugar.

Combine tequila, triple sec, lime juice, simple syrup

and apple cider in a cocktail shaker with ice.

Shake and strain over cubed ice.

THE ESSEX

BURLINGTON, VT

44.501,-73.078

The Essex o ers a resort experience

steeped in culinary adventure.

Guest rooms are cuisine-inspired

with color schemes and textures

expressed across three themes:

The Art of Baking, The Harvest and

Spice Rack. The property’s renowned

chefs share their passion for food at

The Essex Cook Academy with cooks

of every level, and guide enthusiasts

step by step through the preparation

of delicious meals.

AAA Four Diamond and Wine Spectator

Award–certifi d, The Junction at

The Essex is a destination in itself.

Each night a chef acts as a personal

tour guide, giving menu and wine

suggestions and maybe even sharing

a few culinary secrets with guests.

The menu changes seasonally based

on available ingredients, including

those from the property’s own

organic vegetable and herb gardens.

The Tavern, a cozy retreat, takes

a fresh approach to pub favorites,

and Lobby Café is a place to grab

a wine or espresso and scrumptious

cakes, pastries and sandwiches

crafted in-house.

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Cold

Fashioned

SERVES

1

GUEST

TOOLS

LARGE SPOON

SHAKER

STRAINER

T

his twist on an old fashioned gets

its spice from a complex house-made

bitters that combines cardamom and

cinnamon with coffee, mace, anise and

fennel for a distinct exotic conclusion.

THE EQUINOX

GOLF RESORT

& SPA

MANCHESTER, VT

43.162,-73.073

SERVICE

ROCKS

INGREDIENTS

1 1/2 OUNCES JAMESON

IRISH WHISKEY

1 OUNCE VERMONT

ORGANIC COLD BREW

1/2 OUNCE MAPLE SYRUP

3 DASHES ANGOSTURA BITTERS

3 DASHES HOUSE-MADE

SPICED BITTERS

1 bottle Sailor Jerry Spiced Rum,

2 tablespoons cardamom, 2 crushed

cinnamon sticks, peel of whole orange,

1 tablespoon whole co ee beans,

4 fla es mace, 1 star anise and

1 tablespoon fennel seeds

PREPARATION

House-made Spiced Bitters: Combine all ingredients in

a glass bottle. Leave at room temperature and give a few

hard shakes daily for 30 days.

Stir ingredients together in shaker and strain into rocks glass.

Top with cubed ice.

Garnish with orange segment.

Set amid the splendor of Vermont’s

scenic Green Mountains, The Equinox

Golf Resort & Spa is a year-round

playground for lovers of the outdoors,

with something to entice and engage

just about everyone. World-class

recreational activities take patrons

from the gently rolling hills of the

property’s golf course to 914 acres

of mountain trails.

The food and beverage experience at

The Equinox provides a taste of New

England’s classic cuisine in a refin d

setting. From the cozy steakhouse to

a historic tavern, distinct dining venues

o er memorable meals for returning

guests generation after generation.

GARNISH

ORANGE SEGMENT

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The

Penguin Club

SERVES

1

GUEST

TOOLS

MUDDLER

SHAKER

STRAINER

SERVICE

HIGHBALL

INGREDIENTS

2 OUNCES HENDRICK’S GIN

1 OUNCE HANSON ORGANIC

CUCUMBER VODKA

1/2 OUNCE SIMPLE SYRUP

Q GINGER BEER FINISH

4 MINT LEAVES

GARNISH

CUCUMBER RIBBONS

MINT SPRIG

S

ince the 1920s, it has been tradition to

welcome someone to the Order of Penguins

if they swim seven times in Boothbay Harbor’s

cold and briny water. The Penguin Club honors

this tradition and refreshes those who still jump

from the shore throughout the summer, with

classic gin brightened by the fl vors of cucumber

and the fizz of gin er beer.

PREPARATION

Muddle mint leaves in shaker.

Add alcohol and simple syrup.

Shake with ice and strain into highball glass over cubed ice.

Finish with ginger beer.

Garnish with cucumber ribbons and mint.

SPRUCE POINT

INN RESORT

& SPA

BOOTHBAY HARBOR, ME

43.830,-69.623

This quintessential Maine resort poised

between woods and sea has attracted

travelers from all over the world for

more than a century with its iconic

coastal experience. A Condé Nast Top

Resort, the historic inn is an annual

family tradition for many with its great

places to dine, play and celebrate.

The Salty Stag is the social epicenter

of the resort, with a food and beverage

program that engages all guests with

fresh-caught seafood, sustainably

raised local livestock, herbs clipped

from the kitchen garden, micro- and

craft brews on tap, great cocktails

and even private-label spirits.

The property’s signature restaurant,

Whiteclover, celebrates Maine with

ingredients like lobsters and blueberries

made wondrous in the hands of chefs,

bakers and local purveyors preserving

authentic foods.

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The

south

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The

Airman

SERVES

1

GUEST

TOOLS

SHAKER

STRAINER

SERVICE

ROCKS

INGREDIENTS

3/4 OUNCE MAKER’S

MARK BOURBON

1/2 OUNCE GRAN CLASSICO

3/4 OUNCE AMARO NONINO

1/4 OUNCE FINEST CALL

SINGLE PRESSED LEMON JUICE

1/4 OUNCE GRAPEFRUIT JUICE

4 DASHES BLACK

WALNUT BITTERS

GARNISH

LEMON PEEL

T

he Airman is a riff on a aper Plane,

a versatile drink made up of many different

components that come together wonderfully.

It’s reminiscent of the pilots who come from

all over the United States to serve at bases in

San Antonio, home to Air Force basic training.

PREPARATION

Combine all ingredients in a shaker with ice.

Shake and strain into a rocks glass with a large-format ice cube.

Garnish with a lemon peel.

LA CANTERA

RESORT & SPA

SAN ANTONIO, TX

29.603,-98.621

This Texas Hill Country resort o ers

authentic experiences for guests,

whether it’s relaxing in an exclusive

pool cabana or discovering the hidden

wonders of the region. La Cantera

features two world-class golf courses,

fi e sparkling new pools, luxurious

cabanas, a state-of-the-art fitnes

center and a destination spa.

The restaurants and bars at La Cantera

Resort & Spa showcase Texas-inspired

cuisine. SweetFire Kitchen features

private and alfresco dining, while

Primero Cantina o ers Tex-American

dishes in a vibrant poolside setting

anchored by an indoor/outdoor bar.

Sire Bar is the perfect place to sip a

handcrafted cocktail and snack on

small bites and charcuterie o erings

from Bocado. Topaz and Vista Grille at

the adult and resort pools o er healthy

cuisine and inventive poolside cocktails.

Signature boasts an award-winning

wine list and chef-driven cuisine, and

Grille 254 o ers a laid-back sports bar

atmosphere with sweeping views and

a scratch kitchen.

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Blood Orange

Bourbon Sour

SERVES

1

GUEST

TOOLS

SHAKER

STRAINER

SERVICE

DOUBLE OLD FASHIONED

INGREDIENTS

1 1/4 OUNCES MAKER’S MARK

BOURBON

1 OUNCE COINTREAU

2 3/4 OUNCES FINEST CALL

BLOOD ORANGE SOUR

1 OUNCE Q CLUB SODA

GARNISH

DEHYDRATED ORANGE

LUXARDO CHERRY

T

he crimson of blood orange and brightness

of Cointreau give this bourbon sour its

exotic, layered orange fl vor and deep ruby color.

PREPARATION

Combine all ingredients over ice in shaker and shake vigorously.

Strain over fresh ice into a double old fashioned glass.

Garnish with orange and cherry.

MARGARITAVILLE

LAKE RESORT

MONTGOMERY, TX

30.394,-95.636

This waterfront resort is the perfect

blend of lake latitude and island

attitude with its luxury suites,

waterfront cottages, golf course,

water park, and wide array of

amenities and activities.

Dining at Margaritaville is always

a celebration where guests have

numerous food and beverage choices.

LandShark Bar & Grill is inspired by the

traditional beach bars of the Atlantic

Coast. License to Chill is a laid-back

three-meal-a-day eatery with fl or-toceiling

windows and an outdoor terrace

overlooking the resort’s water park and

beautiful Lake Conroe. Joe Merchant’s

Co ee & Provisions stocks food, drink

and Starbucks Co ee options to power

the day. It’s always time for a cocktail

at the Lone Palm Pool Bar or the 5

o’Clock Somewhere Bar, a swim-up

venue that o ers tasty bites, tropical

beverages and fantastic sunsets.

The Playin’ a Round Café o ers a variety

of fresh salads, wraps and entrees to

fuel Margaritaville’s golf enthusiasts.

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Whoop

Beer

SERVES

1

TOOLS

GUEST

SERVICE

SHAKER

PERLINI CARBONATING

SHAKER (OPTIONAL)

PILSNER

INGREDIENTS

GARNISH

1 1/2 OUNCES MOUNT GAY

ECLIPSE RUM

1 OUNCE HOUSE-MADE

ROOT BEER CARAMEL

8 grams sassafras, 6 grams thinly

sliced ginger, 3 grams cassia cinnamon

sticks, 1 1/2 grams cassia buds,

1 gram star anise, 2 grams vanilla

beans, split and scraped, 150 grams

sugar and 200 grams water

3/4 OUNCE ORANGE JUICE

5 DROPS OF ST. GEORGE

ABSINTHE VERTE

3/4 OUNCE EGG WHITE

(OPTIONAL)

HOUSE-MADE BITTER FOAM

1 gelatin sheet, 120 grams water,

41 grams Finest Call Bar Syrup,

21 grams Angostura Aromatic Bitters,

16 grams Fernet-Branca Liqueur and

2 grams orange bitters

T

his concoction takes its name from

Texas A&M upperclassmen and

graduates, who will often say “Whoop!”

as an expression of approval or excitement,

especially at the end of an Aggie yell.

PREPARATION

House-made Root Beer Caramel: Place a medium saucepan on

a scale, noting the weight. In a spice grinder, combine sassafras,

ginger, cinnamon, cassia buds, star anise and vanilla. Grind to

a coarse powder. Transfer mixture to a saucepan, add sugar and

heat mixture to 360˚F to caramelize. Add water in small amounts,

stirring until boiling stops before adding more. Bring to a boil and

reduce heat to low. Simmer until mixture has reduced to 300 grams.

Strain through a chinois and transfer to a glass bottle. Refrigerate.

House-made Bitter Foam: Immerse gelatin sheet in ice water for

fi e minutes. Gather gelatin and squeeze out water. In a saucepan,

bring water to a simmer and remove from heat. Stir in gelatin until

dissolved. Whisk in remaining ingredients. Strain through chinois

and transfer to a siphon canister. Chill siphon in an ice bath for 30

minutes and charge with two cartridges. Store in refrigerator.

Combine ingredients in a shaker. If using egg whites, dry shake until

frothy. If not using egg whites, add ice to shaker and shake vigorously.

Fill a pilsner glass halfway with ice and double strain into

the glass. Top with foam. If using a Perlini carbonating shaker,

double strain into the shaker.

Fill with CO2 until no more gas can flo in; let sit for 45 seconds,

then slowly release the gas.

Pour mixture into a pilsner glass with no ice. Top with foam.

TEXAS A&M

HOTEL &

CONFERENCE

CENTER

COLLEGE STATION, TX

30.611,-96.343

Conveniently located in the heart of

Aggieland and overlooking Kyle Field,

this contemporary, luxurious and

spacious hotel is AAA Four Diamond

rated with 250 upscale guest rooms

and suites, a stunning ballroom and

expansive and fl xible meeting rooms.

Multiple dining outlets feature

fresh, locally sourced, Texas-centric

ingredients. Brazos – Proper Texas

Kitchen features traditional local

cooking techniques and fla ors

elevated with a modern twist.

The two-story Block T Bar & Grill is

a sophisticated gathering place with

a sweeping terrace overlooking Kyle

Field and o ers local beers and wine,

handcrafted signature cocktails

and crowd-pleasing American fare.

The Junction Market & Café serves as

the perfect stop to grab a quick bite

or beverage, either on-site or on the go.

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Texas

Rose

SERVES

1

GUEST

TOOLS

SHAKER

STRAINER

LARGE SPOON

SERVICE

ROCKS

INGREDIENTS

1 1/2 OUNCES ESPOLON

BLANCO TEQUILA

3/4 OUNCE FINEST CALL

SINGLE PRESSED LEMON JUICE

1/2 OUNCE FINEST CALL

BAR SYRUP

SPLASH CRANBERRY JUICE

GARNISH

T

he Texas Rose combines Espolon Blanco

Tequila with the tartness of lemon and

cranberry and aromatic rosemary to create

a pretty blossom of a cocktail.

PREPARATION

In a shaker fill d with ice, combine all ingredients except

the cranberry juice and rosemary.

Salt the rim of a rocks glass and add an ice sphere.

Shake ingredients well and strain over ice sphere.

Add cranberry juice to fill

Smash rosemary sprig and stir cocktail with the sprig.

BENCHMARK

AT WESTLAKE

WESTLAKE, TX

32.984,-97.205

Benchmark Hospitality is the

management company for this new

private corporate hotel and conference

center that blends hospitality and

educational technology with gracious,

personalized service in a high-quality

hotel environment. The 107-acre, 800-

bed property is between Dallas and

Fort Worth in Westlake.

A marketplace-style 500-seat

restaurant o ers three meals a day.

Between classes and events, patrons

enjoy a 250-seat casual social venue

a ectionately called The Barn,

and a co ee and wine bar that’s

open 18 hours a day.

ROSEMARY SPRIG

SALT RIM

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61 Prime’s

Tropical

Fashion

SERVES

1

GUEST

TOOLS

LARGE SPOON

SERVICE

ROCKS

INGREDIENTS

1 1/2 OUNCES JAMESON

IRISH WHISKEY

1/2 OUNCE GRAPEFRUIT JUICE

1/2 OUNCE Q CLUB SODA

3 DROPS OF

GRAPEFRUIT BITTERS

1/2 OUNCE AGAVE SYRUP

GARNISH

ORANGE PEEL

LUXARDO CHERRY

T

his tropical take on the old fashioned is

right at home in the Florida Keys, with

grapefruit juice and bitters bringing a sunny turn.

PREPARATION

Put one large ice cube in a rocks glass.

Pour whiskey over the cube, then add grapefruit bitters,

grapefruit juice, soda and agave syrup.

Garnish with orange peel and cherry on a pick.

HAWKS CAY

RESORT

DUCK KEY, FL

24.776,-80.910

Midway down the Florida Keys is an

island called Duck Key. Small and

secluded, yet central to Miami and

Key West, it’s easy to reach by car,

boat or plane. Activities abound, from

lounging in a pool or lagoon to worldclass

fishing snorkeling, tennis or the

award-winning Calm Waters Spa.

The restaurants at Hawks Cay embrace

the true fla or of the islands, both on

the plate and in their surroundings.

Each dining experience o ers fresh

local ingredients prepared by worldrenowned

chefs. Guests can enjoy a

romantic dinner at Sixty-One Prime,

a cozy glass of wine by the fi epit

or a lunch in the sand at Oasis Cay.

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Magic

Margarita

SERVES

1

GUEST

TOOLS

SHAKER

STRAINER

SIDE CAR GLASS

SERVICE

ROCKS

INGREDIENTS

2 OUNCES ESPOLON

BLANCO TEQUILA

1/2 OUNCE DEKUYPER

TRIPLE SEC

1 OUNCE FINEST CALL

SINGLE PRESSED LIME JUICE

1/2 OUNCE FINEST CALL

AGAVE SYRUP

T

his magic concoction changes color

before your very eyes with the beautiful

blue color of the butterfly pea fl wer extract.

PREPARATION

Rim a rocks glass with kosher salt and fill with ice.

In a cocktail shaker, combine lime juice, triple sec and agave syrup.

Add ice to shaker and shake vigorously.

Pour contents of shaker over ice in rocks glass.

In a sidecar glass, combine tequila and butterfl pea flower

extract and stir.

When serving, pour sidecar glass contents into the prepared rocks

glass and watch the color change.

Stir and garnish with lemon wheel.

BELLWETHER

BEACH RESORT

ST. PETERSBURG, FL

27.726,-82.743

The Bellwether Beach Resort rises

high above St. Pete Beach, o ering

stunning views of the Gulf of Mexico

and Tampa Bay.

This resort is all about the beach.

Spinners Offsho e Grill is a seafoodinspired

experience featuring elevated

cuisine and fresh catches from local

waters. Guests enjoy award-winning

beach views, memorable coconut

shrimp and craft cocktails at Bongos

beach bar, and Level 11, the coolest

place to be, high above the beaches

and the bay, for dinner and drinks

with a panoramic view.

15 DROPS BUTTERFLY PEA

FLOWER EXTRACT

GARNISH

LEMON WHEEL

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Truly in

Paradise

SERVES

1

GUEST

TOOLS

LARGE SPOON

SERVICE

ACRYLIC ROCKS

INGREDIENTS

L’

Aperitivo Nonino is an exception within

the aperitif category for the fact that it

isn’t red, but rather 100% naturally saff on-hued.

This refreshing tropical beachside cocktail

showcases the aperitif and vodka with the

softly sweet Truly Strawberry Lemonade Hard

Seltzer. Perfect for a Gulf of Mexico sunset.

THE

BEACHCOMBER

BEACH RESORT

AND HOTEL

ST. PETERSBURG, FL

27.733,-82.747

1 1/2 OUNCES WHEATLEY VODKA

1/2 OUNCE L’APERITIVO NONINO

TRULY STRAWBERRY LEMONADE

HARD SELTZER

GARNISH

ORANGE AND LIME WHEELS

PREPARATION

Fill a 12-ounce acrylic rocks glass with cubed ice.

Add vodka and L’Aperitivo Nonino, then fill with Truly Hard Seltzer.

This recipe uses the Strawberry Lemonade,

but any fla or would be delicious.

Garnish with wheels of orange and lime.

Serve the remaining seltzer on the side.

Located directly on St. Pete Beach,

The Beachcomber Beach Resort

and Hotel provides a resort-style

atmosphere on almost six acres of

lush tropical landscaped gardens

and a private beach.

Jimmy B’s Beach Bar, the hottest bar

on St. Pete Beach both day and night,

is voted one of the best bars in Florida

year after year for its food, drink and

entertainment from top bands and

artists that play every day.

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Running

Coyote

SERVES

1

GUEST

TOOLS

SHAKER

SERVICE

COLLINS

INGREDIENTS

1/2 OUNCE WHEATLEY VODKA

1/2 OUNCE MOUNT GAY

ECLIPSE RUM

1/2 OUNCE HENDRICK’S GIN

1/2 OUNCE ESPOLON

BLANCO TEQUILA

1/2 OUNCE MAKER’S MARK

BOURBON

1/2 OUNCE DEKUYPER

BLUE CURAÇAO

3 OUNCES FINEST CALL

SWEET & SOUR

TOP OFF WITH Q GINGER BEER

GARNISH

LEMON SEGMENT

T

his is the Gilchrist Club’s take on

a Long Island iced tea, a long cool

sip after a day of hunting.

PREPARATION

Combine all ingredients but ginger beer in a shaker

with ice and shake for 10 seconds.

Pour into a Collins glass and top o with ginger beer

and lemon segment.

GILCHRIST CLUB

TRENTON, FL

29.692,-82.800

The Gilchrist Club is an exclusive

private hunting and sporting club set

in the heart of Northwest Florida’s

timberland, known for its exceptional

fishing and sh oting. The property

o ers Osceola turkey, quail, deer,

wild hog, alligator and trophy bass.

The fi e-stand pistol, rifle and s orting

clays ranges are all top of the line

and exciting.

Pleasingly landscaped to help them

blend in to their natural surroundings,

all accommodations feature fi epits

and covered porches, and raised

walkways lead to the Suwannee Lake

Dining Lodge, where fine m als are

served for breakfast, lunch and dinner

with Southern hospitality. Customprepared

menus feature wild game as

well as local and exotic fare. The wine

cellar is well stocked with traditional

favorites, classic bottles and o erings

from exciting new vineyards, both

foreign and domestic. The executive

bar at Gilchrist is a place to sit,

relax and enjoy a top-shelf cocktail

prepared by an expert mixologist.

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Monkey

Punch

SERVES

1

GUEST

TOOLS

SHAKER

STRAINER

SERVICE

ROCKS

INGREDIENTS

1 1/2 OUNCES MOUNT GAY

ECLIPSE RUM

1/2 OUNCE RUM HAVEN

COCONUT RUM

1/2 OUNCE FINEST CALL

BANANA PUREE

1 OUNCE NATALIE’S FRESH

FLORIDA ORANGE JUICE

1 OUNCE PINEAPPLE JUICE

SPLASH OF FINEST CALL

GRENADINE

GARNISH

PINEAPPLE WEDGE

F

lorida’s Treasure Coast, so named for the

Spanish treasure fl et lost there in a 1715

hurricane, is home to some of the most beautiful

sunrises on the East Coast. The Costa Monkeys

at Costa d’Este Beach Resort watch the sun

rise each morning from their home on the dune

just outside the resort pool. The sculptures

symbolize owners Gloria and Emilio Estefan

and their children and grandchildren. For good

fortune, guests throw shells into their bellies.

The Monkey Punch is a resort favorite named

for the monkeys and perfect for a sunset toast.

PREPARATION

Shake rums, banana puree and juices with ice.

Strain over fresh ice cubes in a rocks glass and top with grenadine.

Garnish with a pineapple wedge.

COSTA D’ESTE

BEACH RESORT

VERO BEACH, FL

27.652,-80.355

Owners Gloria and Emilio Estefan bring

Miami’s chic style and sophistication to

Vero Beach at this luxury resort. Snorkel

on the wreck of the S.S. Breconshire,

which sank here in April 1894; lounge

by the pool or on the beach, relax and

revive in the spa, savor fine dinin

or explore the intimate town of Vero

Beach with its boutique shopping

and craft breweries.

The Estefans’ personal style and taste

are evident throughout the property,

including the kitchen. The Wave

serves classics like center-cut file

mignon with sauce béarnaise and

pork tenderloin with natural au jus

infused with port wine, as well as

locally sourced seafood and produce

and Cuban specialties from the Estefan

Kitchen Cookbook. The Cabana Bar

serves breakfast, lunch and dinner

poolside, and o ers a diverse selection

of specialty cocktails and craft beers.

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Paloma

SERVES

1

GUEST

TOOLS

SHAKER

STRAINER

SERVICE

COLLINS

INGREDIENTS

1 1/2 OUNCES ESPOLON

BLANCO TEQUILA

3 1/2 OUNCES GRAPEFRUIT JUICE

1/2 OUNCE SINGLE PRESS

LIME JUICE

1/2 OUNCE FINEST CALL

SIMPLE SYRUP

2 DASHES GRAPEFRUIT BITTERS

GARNISH

SALT STRIP

GRAPEFRUIT WHEEL

T

he historical origin of the paloma,

the most popular tequila-based cocktail

in Mexico, is said to derive from “La Paloma”

(“The Dove”), a popular folk song composed in

the early 1860s. Some credit the recipe to the

legendary Don Javier Delgado Corona, owner

and bartender of La Capilla, in Tequila, Mexico.

This perfect paloma pairs freshly squeezed juices

and grapefruit bitters to layer the citrus and adds

a salt strip to temper any bitterness.

PREPARATION

Combine all ingredients in shaker.

Fill with ice.

Shake for 20 seconds.

Double-strain into Collins glass with fresh ice.

Garnish with a grapefruit wheel.

HILTON

UNIVERSITY

OF FLORIDA

CONFERENCE

CENTER

GAINESVILLE, FL

29.637,-82.374

Located on the University of Florida

campus, this newly renovated Hilton

combines college town charisma

and spirit with the heart of the

sunshine state.

Patrons dine in Shula’s Steak House,

which features prime, dry-aged and

wet-aged steaks, or unwind in the

No Name Lounge overlooking the

dining patio and pool before heading

out to a Florida Gators game or

exploring nearby Gainesville cultural

attractions. A LavAzza kiosk o ers

guests a wide menu of LavAzza’s

popular Italian espresso-based drinks,

American co ee drinks and housemade

pastries.

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Very Special

Sangria

SERVES

4

GUESTS

TOOLS

LARGE SPOON

SERVICE

S

angria is one of the most popular drinks in

Spanish cuisine. This house-made blend is

traditional with its use of red wine and combines

juice and peach schnapps to enhance the fl vor.

BANYAN CAY

RESORT & GOLF

WEST PALM BEACH, FL

26.735,-80.085

WINE

INGREDIENTS

3 OUNCES HENNESSY

VERY SPECIAL COGNAC

5 OUNCES HOUSE-MADE

SANGRIA BLEND

4 ounces fresh mango juice, 4 ounces

cranberry juice, 1 orange slice, 1/2 cup

raspberries, 1/2 cup blackberries,

1 peach slice, 2 ounces DeKuyper

Peach Schnapps and 10 ounces of

Mozaik Cabernet Sauvignon

GARNISH

PREPARATION

House-made Sangria Blend: Mix ingredients together to

macerate. The longer it rests, the more the fla ors will pop.

Pour sangria blend over ice in a wine glass and add the Hennessy.

Stir with a large spoon.

Garnish with an assorted mix of the macerated fruit.

Banyan Cay Resort & Golf has

reinvented the traditional idea of

the golf club to become a favorite of

those in the know. The club features a

Jack Nicklaus Signature Course with

extensive elevation, allowing for gently

moving fairways, sod-wall bunkers and

various water features inspired by the

finest cou ses in the world.

Banyan Cay features include the best

spa in West Palm Beach, a signature

restaurant with full catering services

and event and meeting facilities for

groups of up to 200 people.

ASSORTED MIX OF

MACERATED FRUIT

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Outer

Banks Water

SERVES

1

GUEST

TOOLS

SHAKER

STRAINER

SERVICE

HIGHBALL

INGREDIENTS

1 1/2 OUNCES MOUNT GAY

ECLIPSE RUM

1 1/2 OUNCES FRESH

PINEAPPLE JUICE

1 OUNCE FINEST CALL COCO

REÀL CREAM OF COCONUT

SPLASH OF Q GINGER ALE

GARNISH

MINT LEAVES

RAW COCONUT SLICES

T

his Sanderling version of a piña colada

goes down just as easily as a cool drink

of water and is the perfect sipper for gazing at

the crystal-clear waters of the Outer Banks.

PREPARATION

Combine all ingredients except ginger ale in a shaker over ice.

Shake to chill, then strain into glass.

Top with ginger ale.

Garnish with mint leaves and raw coconut slices.

SANDERLING

RESORT

DUCK, NC

36.223,-75.770

A Texan-turned-North Carolinian

named Earl Slick opened this resort in

1985 and called it The Sanderling Inn,

named for the tiny birds that scamper

on the beaches here. Today the resort

is a full-service retreat for families

who enjoy its world-class beaches

right outside the door, or exploring the

Outer Banks with help from the on-site

Adventure Concierge to plan the details.

Located in the historic Ca ey’s

Inlet Life Saving Station No. 5,

the renovated Lifesaving Station

is Sanderling’s casual, three-mealsa-day

restaurant that celebrates

Southern coastal cuisine and seasonal,

regional organic products. Featuring

a bar and adjacent deck oceanside,

the Sandbar serves everything from

small plates and salads to sandwiches,

wraps, smoothies, personal pizzas and

grilled favorites, along with specialty

cocktails, frozen drinks, quality wines

and local beers.

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