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About Sumbat Mkrtčian
Sumbat Mkrtčian (@cocktails_with_style) is a Digital creator creator on Instagram, also filed under Fitness & Health. The account has 15,924 followers and 319 published posts. Recent posts average 455 likes and 8 comments, an engagement rate of 3.16%.
With 15.9K followers, Sumbat Mkrtčian is a micro creator by the common 10,000 to 100,000 definition. Set against 629 accounts followed, the audience works out to about 25 followers per account Sumbat Mkrtčian follows. Sumbat Mkrtčian uses an Instagram professional account. Flinque files Sumbat Mkrtčian under Digital creator, with Fitness & Health as a secondary category.
The Instagram bio for Sumbat Mkrtčian runs to 14 words across 4 lines. The bio mentions @sonora.amsterdam, @theamericanbookcenter and @sportcity. The latest activity Flinque has on record for Sumbat Mkrtčian dates from December 2024.
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319 Posts
All 10 recent posts Flinque holds for Sumbat Mkrtčian are videos. 319 published posts give Sumbat Mkrtčian a moderate archive on Instagram. Against the audience, that is roughly 50 followers for each post published. Sumbat Mkrtčian also keeps 8 story highlights on the profile. All 10 carry captions, averaging 204 words each. The captions are written mainly in English. Words that recur across them include cocktail, glass, method, ingredients and enjoy. The captions tag #amsterdam, #cocktail, #newyork, #cocktailswithstyle and #mixologycocktail.
• FRENCH PEARL-Audrey Saunders, Pegu Club New York-
50ml Gin
25ml Lime Juice
10ml Sugar
5ml Pastis
6 Mint Leaves
Method: Add all the ingredients into the cocktail shaker. Add ice and shake until chilled. Strain into a cocktail glass. Garnish with a mint leaf.
Story: One of the central missions of Pegu Club, the New York bar that Audrey Saunders ran from 2005 to 2020, was to change customers’ ingrained drinking habits, or at least open customers up to new cocktails and spirits. In 2006, few people in the United States saw the appeal of gin or pastis.
Saunders’s rather counterintuitive solution to this problem was to put both gin and pastis in the same shaken drink-along with lime juice, simple syrup, and mint leaves.
The name references both the popularity of pastis in late 1800s France and the opalescent quality created when the pastis louched in the glass, an effect Saunders considered the drink’s “garnish.” The French Pearl debuted on the Pegu menu in spring 2006. It was yet another in a line of Saunders’s Mojito explorations, which previously included the Gin-Gin Mule and the Old Cuban. The French Pearl took a bit longer to take off, as Saunders was busy running a bar and had no time for travel to promote the drink internationally. But it had its ardent following, and in recent years that slow-burn fan base has paid off, belatedly bestowing fame upon the drink.
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•BROWN DERBY-Vendôme Club Los Angeles-
50ml Bourbon
30ml Grapefruit Juice
15ml Honey Syrup
Method: Add all the ingredients into a cocktail shaker. Add ice and shake until chilled. Strain into a cocktail glass. Garnish with a grapefruit peel.
Story: Born on the posh Sunset Boulevard in West Hollywood, Los Angeles, the Brown Derby is a vestige of 1930s glitz and glamour.
A heady mix of bourbon, grapefruit, and honey, it was created at the Vendôme Club-one of the first celebrity driven restaurants to appear on the Sunset Strip-which was then owned by Hollywood Reporter founder and playboy Billy Wilkerson. The drink was named in honor of a nearby restaurant, the Brown Derby (best known as the birthplace of the Cobb salad), which was actually built in the shape of a rotund derby hat.
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#mixologycocktail#mixologyguide#bartenderskills#mixologyart#cocktailswithstyle
•TUXEDO NO. 2
50ml Gin
15ml Dry Vermouth
5ml/Barspoon Of Luxardo Maraschino
2 Dashes Of Orange Bitters
Method: Add all the ingredients into a mixing glass. Add ice and strain until chilled. Strain into a cocktail glass. Garnish with a lemon twist or orange coin.
Story: The drink’s name refers to the Tuxedo Park, a sort of early experiment in country club living established in 1886 in Orange County, New York, about 40 miles north of New York City. Tuxedo Park was the birthplace of not only the first complete sewage system in America but also the tail-less suit, which was called, yes, the tuxedo. The members of this bougie utopia were known as Tuxedoites and, before shuffling out of the city after work, they no doubt stopped off at the city’s top bars, most notable among them the Waldorf Astoria Bar to order their own drink, the Tuxedo.
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#amsterdam#newyork#cocktail#tuxedo#cocktailsforyou
•REMEMBER THE MAINE-Charles H. Baker, Gentleman’s Companion-
50ml Rye Whiskey
20ml Sweet Vermouth
5ml Cherry Heering
2 Dashes Of Absinthe
Method: Add all the ingredients into a mixing glass. Add ice and stirred until chilled. Pour into a cocktail glass. Garnish with a brandied cherry
Story: First described by spirits writer Charles H. Baker in his 1939 classic The Gentleman’s Companion, or Around the World with Jigger, Beaker and Flask, this rye-based drink is part Sazerac, part Manhattan, and part grandiose backstory. The Maine, a U.S. naval ship, was sitting off the coast of Havana in 1898 in a bout of saber rattling with Spain, which controlled Cuba at the time. When the ship mysteriously exploded and sank (some blame a coal fire), warmongering journalists used the phrase “Remember the Maine, to Hell with Spain” as a rallying cry that would jump-start the Spanish-American War, which led to Cuba’s independence. Baker, however, wrote about the drink in the context of the 1933 Cuban Revolution. Baker happened to be in Havana during “the unpleasantness... when each swallow was punctuated with the sound of. shells being fired at the Hotel Nacional.”
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#amsterdam#manhattan#sazerac#rememberthemaine#cocktail
•ROB ROY-Edward F. Berry, Waldorf-Astoria Hotel New York-
60ml Scotch Whisky
30ml Sweet Vermouth
2 Dashes Of Orange Bitters
Method: Add all the ingredients into a mixing glass. Add ice and stir until chilled. Strain into a cocktail glass. Original garnish for this drink is a brandied cherry, but you can also garnish is with an orange peel.
Story: The Waldorf Astoria hotel’s proximity to Broadway theaters provided great cocktail name fodder at the turn of the twentieth century. While some call to mind the theatergoing clientele, others harken back to the plays themselves. The altruistic, kilt-wearing Scotsman protagonist Rob Roy inspired bartenders to swap the rye or bourbon in a Manhattan for Scotch whisky. While the eponymous drink references a true renegade, it’s actually a touch leaner and meeker than its Manhattan counterpart. Since the Scotch gets fortified with sweet vermouth and bitters, a blended version will more than suffice here.
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•TRINIDAD SOUR-Giuseppe Gonzalez, Clover Club Bar New York-
40ml Angostura Aromatic Bitters
20ml Rye Whiskey
20ml Orgeat
20ml Lemon Juice
Method: Add all the ingredients into a cocktail shaker. Add ice and shake until chilled. Strain into a cocktail glass.
Story: “How much af Angostura bitters?!” That was probably your first thought when you saw the recipe for this drink, but trust me when I say this- It works! Created in 2009 by a New York bartender by the name of Giuseppe Gonzalez for a cocktail competition, the Trinidad Sour was actually a twist on another drink that called for healthy mesure of Angostura Bitters, the Trinidad Especial. Even though the Trinidad Sour didn’t win that competition, it won a place in many cocktails lovers hearts as a complex and spicy drink, that’s very much worth a try.
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•CE SOIR-Nicole Lededevitch, The Hawthorne Boston-
60ml Cognac
20ml Cynar
15ml Yellow Chartreuse
1 Dash Of Angostura Aromatic Bitters
1 Dash Of Orange Bitters
Method: Add all the ingredients into a mixing glass. Add ice and stir until chilled. Strain into a cocktail glass. Express the lemon peel over the surface of the drink and discard.
Story: Boston bartender Nicole Lebedevitch had a regular at Eastern Standard named Nate who always ordered Manhattans. To entertain him, she began making every conceivable variation on the drink, trying different modifiers and bitters. “Nate joined us for his bachelor party dinner with about sixteen friends and did the ol’ You know what I like’ for their last round of drinks as they headed out to the patio,” remembered Lebedevitch. “I guess it was the allure of the cigars, but this was this first time I grabbed Cognac as the base, and then it was to reach for the honeyed flavor of yellow Chartreuse, the bitterness of Cynar, and the salt and pepper of the combination of the Angostura and Regans’ orange bitters.” The result was Ce Soir. She continued to tweak the drink and brought it over to Eastern Standard’s sister bar, The Hawthorne. There she was introduced to
1840 Pierre Ferrand Cognac, and that became the new base. Ce Soir landed on the menu at The Hawthorne in 2011 and became a popular order with regulars. So successful in its simplicity and marriage of strong, sturdy flavors, it deserves a wider audience.
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•PORNSTAR MARTINI-Douglas Ankrah, Townhouse Bar London-
40ml Vodka
15ml Passionfruit Pure
15ml Lime Juice
10ml WF Vanilla Liqueur
10ml WF Passionfruit Liqueur
10ml Vanilla syrup
Half Of The Passionfruit
Egg White
Shot of Cava
Method: Add all the ingredients into a cocktail shaker except the Cava (Egg white last)
Chose your technique, you can either Dry Shake, which is shaking without ice to emulsify the egg whites and then adding ice, or Reverse Dry Shake, first shaking with ice and the without which I prefer more. Strain into a coupe or a cocktail glass. Freshen up the drink with the essential oils of an orange. Garnish with a half of the passionfruit and serve the Cava/Prosecco on the side.
Story: That a drink called the Porn Star Martini found immediate popularity in the early aughts is shocking to no one. When bartender Douglas Ankrah came up with the decadent mixture of passion fruit puree, passion fruit liqueur, vanilla-flavored vodka (originally Cariel), vanilla syrup, and Prosecco, the inviting flavors paired with the ribald handle made it a must-have at his popular London bars.
However, what is unexpected is that its popularity would endure for nearly two decades, to the point that in 2019 it was reported to be the most-ordered cocktail in the United Kingdom.
To most observers, the appeal of the drink boils down to three things: the lurid name, which almost dares you to order the cocktail; the widely popular components; and the novel presentation. The bubbly is not poured atop the drink, in the form of a royale, but comes in a Sidecar as a chaser.
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#amsterdam#london#townhouse#martini#cocktail
•LITTLE ITALY-Audrey Saunders, Pegu Club New York-
50ml Rye Whiskey
20ml Sweet Vermouth
15ml Cynar
Method: Add all the ingredients into a mixing glass. Add ice and stir until chilled. Pour into a chilled coupe or a cocktail glass. Garnish with brandied cherries.
Story: Audrey Saunders had already racked up a number of modern classics —the Gin-Gin Mule, Old Cuban and others—by the time she opened Pegu Club in 2005. But she did reserve a couple of soon-to-be classics for the new bar.
One was the Little Italy, which debuted the year the bar opened and which Saunders thinks of as the bar’s house Manhattan. It’s a simple, three-ingredient cocktail, made of rye, sweet vermouth, and the Italian liqueur Cynar. Everything about the cocktail spoke to the mixology passions of the moment. Manhattan riffs were rampant—the Red Hook and Greenpoint, to name two, and rye was newly ascendant at the time. Amari, too, were being rediscovered.
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•AMARETTO SOUR-Jeffrey Morgenthaler, Clyde Common Portland-
40ml Amaretto
30ml Lemon Juice
20ml Bourbon
5ml Sugar Syrup
Egg White
Method: Add all the ingredients into a cocktail shaker. Add ice and shake until chilled.
(Egg white last)
Chose your technique, you can either Dry Shake, which is shaking without ice to emulsify the egg whites and then adding ice, or Reverse Dry Shake, first shaking with ice and the without which I prefer more. Strain into a rocks glass over ice. Garnish with a lemon peel, and brandied cherry.
Story: Amaretto sour was probably the best drink that came out of the cocktail car crash, that was the Disco Era (1980s). It was actually created in 1974 as a very much one-dimensional easy drinking cocktail. And it might have been forgotten after all, if not for Jeffrey Morgenthaler’s excellent ability to salvage drinks. It 2012 Jeffrey already had his fingertips all over the original recipe, by added cask strength bourbon, rich simple syrup and egg white for the texture. It was also bravely added to Clyde Common cocktail menu, a lovely restaurant that was located in Portland Oregon. And it got it’s star status a kitschy subterranean bar that opened beneath Clyde Common in 2014 by the name of Pépé le Moko. Whether you’re making it with Amaretto only, or using Morgenthaler’s recipe, I personally still attribute the creation of the Amaretto Sour that we know and love today to Jeffrey Morgenthaler.
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