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Le Ward Eight

The Ward 8 or Ward Eight is a cocktail originating in 1898 in Boston, Massachusetts, at the bar of the Gilded Age Locke-Ober restaurant.

Le Jack Rose

Like many cocktails, the origin of the Jack Rose is quite murky. It was a very popular cocktail in the 1920s and 1930s. It's mentioned in one of Ernest Hemingway's novels...

Je Suis Une Étiquette De Bière

I work for Brasserie de Montmirail; a microbrewery deep in Perche-Gouët, in a remote village. This brewery only has local customers; they enjoy aperitifs, and some are even beer geeks.

Bières et Randonnée

You'll start by visiting the brewing workshop in Vibraye. You'll discover how beer is made, its ingredients, different styles, and its history. The visit is 45 minutes with the Master Brewer.

The Widow’s Kiss Ou Le Baiser De La Veuve

This cocktail was created by George Kappeler at the Holland House bar in New York in 1895. Through its journey through time and arrival at Brasserie de Montmirail, it lost Chartreuse and Bénédictine but gained a superb Irish red beer.

Le TonickBilis©, Sirop De Tonic Artisanal

In 'l'Atelier de Montmirail©', an annex of the Brewery, we created a concentrated artisanal tonic syrup: Le TonickBilis©. The syrup is made with red cinchona bark...

Le RingoShu Cocktail Au Saké À La Pomme

It's cherry blossom season in Japan, which announces the start of the rice season. To celebrate this season, we created a cocktail for you based on this famous and little-known rice alcohol: Saké.

Le Fizzy Punch

The Fizzy Punch: A party cocktail with bubbles and seasonal fruits. Recipe for 12 people. The Fizzy Punch is made in two steps...

Le Rapala

The Rapala, a cocktail to enjoy with crêpes. The Rapala, which is also a fishing lure, is the cocktail Quebecers drink when they go ice fishing in cabins on frozen rivers.

Le Manhattan

The Manhattan is a very old cocktail invented on the eponymous island in New York City. Legend has it that it was created during a dinner at the Manhattan Club on December 29, 1874, in honor of Samuel J. Tilden, then a presidential candidate.