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Monthly Archives: August 2018
C is for Cocktail: Celebrate the Savoy with a Classic 1920s Cocktail by Forgotten Bartender Ada Coleman
This July, the Savoy Hotel’s American Bar in London earned a slew of coveted cocktail awards at the Tales of the Cocktail conference in New Orleans: Best International Bar Team, Best International Bar, and World’s Best Bar, an award they … Continue reading →
Posted in 1920s vintage recipes, C is for Cocktail series, drink recipes
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Tagged 1920s cocktail recipes, Ada Coleman, cocktail history, cocktail recipes, fernet branca, Hanky Panky cocktail, Hanky Panky cocktail history, Harry Craddock, Savoy Hotel American Bar, The Savoy Cocktail Book (1930)
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