The Cocktail Culture movement has not passed over Memphis. In fact, we have a wealth of choices at our fingertips.
The best French 75 in town is at Restaurant Iris. It's a perfect summertime,well actually anytime, libation.
Majestic Grille has a very cool martini, the Strawberry-Basil. It's sweet & spicy in an herbaceous way.
Thomas, at Bari Ristorante e Enoteca, has a list of drinks in his repertoire & he crafts each one expertly.
Last night I had one of the most unexpected cocktail experiences in Memphis. I met my good friends Johanna & Alison up at Sweetgrass for a drink after I led a tasting at the Brooks Museum. We grabbed a few stools at the small bar & chatted with the bartender. I asked if he had a cocktail list & he said "no...not yet anyway." I was curious because that obviously meant that one would be coming soon. Due to my indecisiveness I asked him if he could just make me something with gin. He proceeded to whip up a cocktail that was absolutely delicious. "It's called the significant other", he said. Whatever it was tasted superb & perfectly balanced. After finishing that cocktail I asked him if he could make me something else, anything he wished. The second cocktail was just as good as the first & completely different. This guy wasn't a bartender, he was a mixologist. I'll be back, hopefully there will be a barstool available.
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4 comments:
now i have yet another reason to try sweetgrass.
Yay! I've been to one of the places on your list. I'm thinking Sweetgrass is a must for the next visit.
dwayne-the food is quite delicious too
Sam-yes we are so going there next time! I want to see you again soon!
That's good post for all drink lovers
I have already tested it .it is too good other brand.
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