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Can you recommend an uncommon cocktail from the 1920s?

Cocktail Colin says:

I have found a cocktail inspired by the 1920s era with a high rating. It incorporates ingredients like absinthe, orange juice, gin, and grenadine. This cocktail is cold, alcoholic, and not stirred. Enjoy a taste of the past with this unique and flavorful drink!

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You asked: Recommend an uncommon 1920s cocktail. We found 10 cocktails answering the question.

Monkey Gland

The Monkey Gland is a classic cocktail that harks back to the Roaring Twenties. It's a vibrant mix, notably combining...

Absinthe 2 drops, Orange juice 30ml, Gin 50ml, Grenadine 2 drops

4 ingredients

4.9 / 5

Mary Pickford

The Mary Pickford cocktail is a classic concoction named after the famed silent film actress of the early 20th century....

Pineapple Juice 45ml, White rum 45ml, Grenadine 1 teaspoon, Maraschino Cherry Juice 7.5ml

Classic

4 ingredients

4.43 / 5

20th Century

The 20th Century cocktail is a sophisticated and classic drink inspired by the golden age of rail travel. Named after...

Lemon Juice 20ml, Gin 45ml, Coffee liqueur 15ml, Lillet Blanc 20ml

Classic

4 ingredients

4.34 / 5

Copenhagen 1939

Recipe by Axel Sørensen, bartender at Café da la Reine, Copenhagen, Denmark in the late 1930s. Interpreted by Moltkes Bar,...

Lemon Juice Dash, Gin 30ml, Sugar / simple Syrup Dash, Angostura Bitters Dash, Red vermouth 30ml, Cherry liqueur 30ml

6 ingredients

3.97 / 5

The Uptown

This is my preferred way of making a Rob Roy. The first sip is really strong, but as you drink...

Grenadine 15ml, Red vermouth Teaspoon, Whiskey 60ml

3 ingredients

3.92 / 5

Gatsby

The Gatsby is a refreshing cocktail that harkens back to the glitz and glamor of the Roaring Twenties, a time...

Ginger Ale 150ml, Lime Cordial 30ml, Whiskey 60ml

3 ingredients

3.9 / 5

Charlie Chaplin

The Charlie Chaplin cocktail pays homage to the famous British actor and filmmaker of the early 20th century. With a...

Lime juice 30ml, Apricot Brandy 30ml, Sloe Gin 30ml

3 ingredients

3.82 / 5

Barfly

Barfly is a unique and bold cocktail that packs a flavorful punch. With a base of 30ml gin and 30ml...

Gin 30ml, Whiskey 30ml, Cola Top up

3 ingredients

3.79 / 5

Stolly Dolly

The Stolly Dolly cocktail is a simple yet sophisticated blend, featuring the crisp and celebratory bubbly notes of champagne complemented...

Champagne / prosecco 175ml, Vodka 30ml

2 ingredients

3.6 / 5

Funky Monkey

Interesting mix of flavours, fruity and easy to drink. Deceptively dangerous for a two shot cocktail!

Galliano 30ml, Lime juice 15ml, Orange juice 60ml, Green Chartreuse 30ml, Ginger Beer Top up

5 ingredients

3.57 / 5

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What are some common ingredients in 1920s cocktails?

Common ingredients in 1920s cocktails include gin, absinthe, orange juice, grenadine, and various liqueurs.

What makes 1920s cocktails unique?

1920s cocktails often feature bold flavors and unique ingredient combinations inspired by the Prohibition era, making them distinct and interesting.

How should I serve a 1920s cocktail?

1920s cocktails are typically served cold and can be shaken or stirred, depending on the specific recipe. They are often served in classic cocktail glassware.

What occasions are 1920s cocktails suitable for?

1920s cocktails are ideal for themed parties, gatherings with friends, and celebrations that call for a touch of vintage sophistication.

Can I easily find ingredients for 1920s cocktails today?

Yes, most ingredients for 1920s cocktails are readily available today, although some specialty liqueurs might require a visit to a well-stocked liquor store.