Cocktails

The mixology of master spirits

Witch island- isla bruja

We rescued the best kept secrets of this magical island, to transform them into a refreshing potion made with gin, pineapple and cardamom jam, with lemon juice.

Salem - 1692

In honor of the Salem Trials, where more than 200 people were accused of witchcraft. Blackberry vodka, Campari, agráz (sour berry) syrup and lemon juice.

Agua y manto

We have the fortune to harvest this delicious berry on our soil. We made a delicious jam out of it, added a spicy touch, mixed with aged rum, cape gooseberries, ginger and lime juice.

Pecado original

The best way to get rid of temptation is falling into it. Jack Daniel’s mixed with the “forbidden fruit” syrup and lemon juice.

71 Witch- bruja del 71

Not all witches have the same story, some enchant us with their sparkle and cute witticisms. This cool potion starts with mezcal and tequila “reposado”, passion fruit Shrup, jalapeño, agave honey and lime juice.

Dry Martini

he most widely accepted origin of this classic cocktail dates back to 1862; when travelers drank it before boarding the ferry that took them to the town named as this combination of gin, vermouth and olives.

Negroni

In 1919, this delicious mix became the favorite cocktail of Count Camillo Negroni, a shrewd young man and regular customer of the Casoni bar. Mixture of Campari, red vermouth and gin.

Margarita Patron

Created in Puebla to correspond a whim love. Tequila Patrón, Cointreau, lime juice and salt to frost the glass, just the way Margarita used to like it.

Manhattan

It’s the result of a party thrown by Winston Churchill's mother. Made with Jack Daniel's, red vermouth and bitter drops.

Don Juan

Inspired by Tirso de Molina's character; a gentleman with a good and strong life, like this cocktail. Triple Jack Daniel's with a touch of bitters and “fat washed" with caramelized bacon.