Our 2020 Bar Pop-Up starts off with a bang! Join our amazing bar manager Scott Hart on a tasty exploration of history through cocktails. Discover the story behind some relevant libations, all while sipping a sampler, of course.

He’ll guide you on folklore and origins on a handful of classics such as fizz’s’, slings and more. You’ll learn about historic bartenders, prohibition, famous bars, funny stories drinking fads, and more.

Don’t be tardy for this jam packed class that runs from 5:30-7:30 pm or 9-11 pm. It’s sure to be a fantastic night of beautifully crafted drinks and the stories that go with them.

Reservations are highly recommended as seating is limited. The only way to guarantee joining us is to pre-purchase tickets. There are two time slots. Your ticket includes lecture & cocktail sampler. Additional cocktails and snacks may be ordered for an additional fee.

To buy tickets for the 5:30 pm class click here.

To buy tickets for the 9 pm class click here.

For your health or hunger!

In our November installment of the bar pop-up we are happy to have a line-up of fernets and some inspired cocktails.

Fernet is a bitter and less sweet liqueur stemming from the amaro family, a category of spirits that are often consumed after a meal to help aid in digestion or to help settle an upset stomach. Fernet isn’t actually a brand of spirit, it’s a style of amaro whose intense flavor is an acquired taste.

A household name in Italy, a cult hit abroad and a frequent go-to for industry comrades, Fernet is one of Italy's most enduring and unusual drinks.

According to romefile.com there were many, many health benefits claimed for Fernet Branca; in a sense, it's the world's most successful snake oil. A newspaper advertisement from 1865 claimed this "renowned liqueur" to be "febrifuge, vermifuge, tonic, invigorating, warming and anti-choleric", a drink which had furthermore helped the venerable Doctor Fernet (and several members of his family) to live for over a hundred years. It was also marketed as a cure for menstrual cramps.

The drink's numerous medicinal claims came in handy during the American prohibition; as a medicine, Fernet Branca was still legal.

Many people today claim that Fernet is an excellent digestive aid and hangover cure, just the thing to help you recover from a little over-indulgence.

We’ll explore a few single varieties and cocktails as we navigate the tasty subject.

Branca

Meletti

Florio

Jelinek

The Black Pearl

Dark Rum, fernet, orgeat, lime

Dare I Say

Rye, fernet, sweet vermouth, aperol, hopped grapefruit bitters

No reservations, just pop on in.