Glossary of Terms
Allspice Dram: liqueur of Jamaican allspice berries steeped in rum Amaro: bitter Italian digestif
Batavia Arrack: a coveted ingredient in many early punches; distilled from palm sugar, with notes of spice, citrus & chocolate
Cachaça: Brazilian sugar-cane spirit; rustic spices & deep terroir Cappelletti: an Italian red bitters; a gentle bitterness with citrus peels Cardamaro: cardoon-based digestif; dark but with bright spice notes Chartreuse: a mystical liqueur dating back to the 17th Century;
made by Carthusian monks, a wealth of herbs from the French alps Cocchi Americano Rosa: Italian aperitif; lightly aromatic, with notes of wild rose & summer berries
Creole Shrubb: blend of agricole rhum, spices, & orange peel
Falernum: traditional Barbados sweetener; lime, ginger, clove, almond Gastrique: French technique for caramelizing sugars, then adding a vinegar as an acid; the original sweet-&-sour syrup
Génépy des Alpes: cooling aperitif made from Alpine herbs; comparable to aspects of absinthe & Green Chartreuse Genever: the granddaddy of all gins, a Dutch spirit made from maltwein (viscous blend of 3 grains) with a strong botanical heft Gomme: a syrup using gum arabic for viscosity to enrich the mid-palate of a cocktail
Gran Classico: softly bittersweet, deeply aromatic aperitif
Horchata: traditional Mexican mixer; rice, almonds, cinnamon, vanilla Mezcal: agave distillate primarily produced in Oaxaca; often smokier & more distinctively vegetal than its sister, tequila
Old Tom gin: first style of gin produced in London in the mid-1800’s, initially sweetened, but with a deeper botanical character
Oleo-Saccharum: traditional base for any punch; lemon peels
macerated in sugar to extract the oils, lending an elegant, citrus aroma Orgeat: almond syrup
Pisco: Peruvian brandy-wine; aromatic, dry with a soft fruit finish Punsch: traditional Scandinavian liqueur, sugar cane spirits from the Indies; rich and complex, with notes of molasses, coffee & spice Shrub: steeped in Colonial tradition, a means of preserving fruit; made with vinegar, fruit, sugar & herbs
Strega: rich herbal liqueur; saffron, mint, & fennel
Beer & Wine
Bottled Beer
Miller Hi-Life, WI 3
Fort George Brewery, The Optimist IPA, OR 5 North Coast Brewing, Scrimshaw Pilsner, CA 6 Portland Cider Company, Hard Cider, OR 6
Stiegl Radler, AU 6
Franzinskaner, Weissbier, DE 5 Logsdon Farmhouse Ales, Seizoen, OR 9 Samuel Smith, Oatmeal Stout, UK 7
Sparkling Wine
Loredan Gasparini prosecco, IT 10 Grand Imperial brut, FR
Henriot, Brut Souverain, FR btl / 78 11
White Wine
‘13 Cantele Salento, Chardonnay, IT
’14 ChâteauBriot, Bordeaux Blanc, FR 10 11 ’15 Ramos, Vinho Verde Rosé, PT 12
Red Wine
’13 Ransom Jigsaw, Pinot Noir, OR 11 ’12 Cantine Colosi, Nero d’Avola IT 10 ’12 Domaine St. Gayan, Côtes-du-Rhône, FR 9
PLEASE NOTE: Teardrop Lounge is unable to accept more than three forms of payment per table. We apologize for any inconvenience.
A gratuity of 18% will be added to any unclosed credit card checks.
Teardrop Cocktail Lounge 1015 NW Everett Street
Portland OR | 97209 503.445.8109 | teardroplounge.com
House Cocktails
Rainbow Connection
52 / Serves 4 to 6 28 / Serves 2 to 3 a sessionable affair for the lovers, the dreamers, and me Cappelletti ! Absolut vodka ! Clear Creek pear brandy !
lemon ! honey ! allspice dram ! Stiegl radler
The Golden Rule
12aromatic & exhilarating sipper
Plantation pineapple rum ! Gran Classico ! Dolin blanc vermouth ! black pepper-caraway shrub
Slippery Slope
11an anthem for high summer; fresh fruit, softly herbal Dystopia vodka ! Dolin Génépy des Alpes !
watermelon ! lemon ! brut sparkling
Love in the Afternoon
10a robust sour with a titillating tingle
Henry McKenna bourbon ! pluot ! lemon-basil-demerara soda
Force of Habit
12silky texture, subtle spice; smooth to the last drop
Macchu pisco ! forbidden black rice horchata ! orange blossom
Italian Job
11strong opening crescendos to a complex 2nd act; a drying heat to finish
Ransom Old Tom gin ! Strega ! apricot ! lime ! Calabrian chili tincture
Fortunate Son
11full of surprises: refreshing, juicy, & bittersweet
Amaro CioCiaro ! lemon ! marionberry ! cacao ! ginger
Eight Bells
10run, full speed through the verdant oasis until night’s end Olmeca Altos blanco tequila ! Cardamaro ! falernum !
lemon ! absinthe ! green bell pepper
*Consuming raw or undercooked eggs may increase risk of food-borne illness
Classics
Scorpion Bowl
∆56 / Serves 4 to 6 32 / Serves 2 to 3 (Steve Crane, Luau in Beverly Hills, 1958) Citadelle gin ! Appleton Estate V/X rum ! Hennessy V.S. cognac ! Kronan Swedish punsch ! orange ! lime ! orgeat ! oleo-saccharum ! Angostura bitters
Creole Cobbler
∆10
(Harry Johnson, Bartender’s Manual, 1888) vinho verde rosé ! Ketel One vodka ! Clément Creole shrubb ! lemon bitters ! citrus oils
Piña Colada
12(Ramon Marrero, Beachcomber Bar, Puerto Rico, 1954) Plantation 3-Star rum ! cream of coconut !
pineapple juice ! pineapple gomme ! lime
Dorchester of London
11(Harry Craddock, American Bar, 1937)
Bols genever gin ! TDL rum blend ! forbidden fruit liqueur
Brandy Julep
12(Stanley Arthur, Famous NOLA Drinks & How to Mix’ Em, 1938) Clear Creek muscat grappa ! mint ! sugar
Caruso
10(Frank Meier, The Artistry of Mixing Drinks, 1936) TDL gin blend ! Cappelletti ! Cardamaro ! dry vermouth
Improved Whiskey Cocktail
∆13
(Jerry Thomas, The Bon Vivant’s Companion, 1862) Evan Williams 1783 bourbon ! Dolin Génépy ! Avuá Amburana cachaça ! fig-infused Angostura bitters
Bloody Michelada
11(somewhere on the Mexican front, early 1900’s)
Sotol ! roasted tomatillos ! orange ! TDL hellfire sauce ! epazote ! Miller Hi-Life ! Jacobsen smoked salt
∆ Adapted
Friends
Upward Float
54 / Serves 4 to 6 30 / Serves 2 to 3 (Pam Wiznitzer, Seamstress, NYC)
Campari ! Cocchi Americano Rosa ! TDL gin blend ! Dry vanilla soda ! vanilla ice cream ! sprinkles
P&P
12(Casey Robison, Heavy Restaurant Group, Seattle) Macchu pisco ! Pimm’s No. 1 ! Luxardo maraschino !
lemon ! lime ! Angostura bitters ! ginger beer
Barrio Sour
13(Chris Amirault, Fiscal Agent, L.A.)
Olmeca Altos blanco tequila ! spiced cabernet ! Vida mezcal ! lemon ! rich demerera ! egg white
Tall as a Tree & Twice as Shady
12 (Paul McGee, Lost Lake, Chicago) Bank Note scotch ! Batavia Arrack !pineapple ! orgeat ! lemon
Double Barrel Fizz
10(Chris Lane, Ramen Shop, Berkeley)
TDL rye blend ! cherry gastrique ! lemon ! cinnamon ! Angostura bitters ! Rodenbach Grand Cru
Stinger
11(Jennifer Colliau, The Perennial, SF)
Germain Robin brandy ! Hennessy V.S. cognac ! crème de menthe
Summer Sazerac
13(Chris Hannah, Arnaud’s French 75, NOLA) Bols genever ! Green Chartreuse ! Creole Shrubb ! Peychaud’s bitters
Boardwalk Flyer
11(Damon Boelte, Grand Army, NYC) Avuá Amburana cachaça ! Dolin Blanc ! Giffard crème de banane ! lime ! mole bitters
House Cocktails
Rainbow Connection
52 / Serves 4 to 6 28 / Serves 2 to 3 a sessionable affair for the lovers, the dreamers, and me Cappelletti ! Absolut vodka ! Clear Creek pear brandy !
lemon ! honey ! allspice dram ! Stiegl radler
The Golden Rule
12aromatic & exhilarating sipper
Plantation pineapple rum ! Gran Classico ! Dolin blanc vermouth ! black pepper-caraway shrub
Slippery Slope
11an anthem for high summer; fresh fruit, softly herbal Dystopia vodka ! Dolin Génépy des Alpes !
watermelon ! lemon ! brut sparkling
Love in the Afternoon
10a robust sour with a titillating tingle
Henry McKenna bourbon ! pluot ! lemon-basil-demerara soda
Force of Habit
12silky texture, subtle spice; smooth to the last drop
Macchu pisco ! forbidden black rice horchata ! orange blossom
Italian Job
11strong opening crescendos to a complex 2nd act; a drying heat to finish
Ransom Old Tom gin ! Strega ! apricot ! lime ! Calabrian chili tincture
Fortunate Son
11full of surprises: refreshing, juicy, & bittersweet
Amaro CioCiaro ! lemon ! marionberry ! cacao ! ginger
Eight Bells
10run, full speed through the verdant oasis until night’s end Olmeca Altos blanco tequila ! Cardamaro ! falernum !
lemon ! absinthe ! green bell pepper
*Consuming raw or undercooked eggs may increase risk of food-borne illness
Classics
Scorpion Bowl
∆56 / Serves 4 to 6 32 / Serves 2 to 3 (Steve Crane, Luau in Beverly Hills, 1958) Citadelle gin ! Appleton Estate V/X rum ! Hennessy V.S. cognac ! Kronan Swedish punsch ! orange ! lime ! orgeat ! oleo-saccharum ! Angostura bitters
Creole Cobbler
∆10
(Harry Johnson, Bartender’s Manual, 1888) vinho verde rosé ! Ketel One vodka ! Clément Creole shrubb ! lemon bitters ! citrus oils
Piña Colada
12(Ramon Marrero, Beachcomber Bar, Puerto Rico, 1954) Plantation 3-Star rum ! cream of coconut !
pineapple juice ! pineapple gomme ! lime
Dorchester of London
11(Harry Craddock, American Bar, 1937)
Bols genever gin ! TDL rum blend ! forbidden fruit liqueur
Brandy Julep
12(Stanley Arthur, Famous NOLA Drinks & How to Mix’ Em, 1938) Clear Creek muscat grappa ! mint ! sugar
Caruso
10(Frank Meier, The Artistry of Mixing Drinks, 1936) TDL gin blend ! Cappelletti ! Cardamaro ! dry vermouth
Improved Whiskey Cocktail
∆13
(Jerry Thomas, The Bon Vivant’s Companion, 1862) Evan Williams 1783 bourbon ! Dolin Génépy ! Avuá Amburana cachaça ! fig-infused Angostura bitters
Bloody Michelada
11(somewhere on the Mexican front, early 1900’s)
Sotol ! roasted tomatillos ! orange ! TDL hellfire sauce ! epazote ! Miller Hi-Life ! Jacobsen smoked salt
∆ Adapted
Friends
Upward Float
54 / Serves 4 to 6 30 / Serves 2 to 3 (Pam Wiznitzer, Seamstress, NYC)
Campari ! Cocchi Americano Rosa ! TDL gin blend ! Dry vanilla soda ! vanilla ice cream ! sprinkles
P&P
12(Casey Robison, Heavy Restaurant Group, Seattle) Macchu pisco ! Pimm’s No. 1 ! Luxardo maraschino !
lemon ! lime ! Angostura bitters ! ginger beer
Barrio Sour
13(Chris Amirault, Fiscal Agent, L.A.)
Olmeca Altos blanco tequila ! spiced cabernet ! Vida mezcal ! lemon ! rich demerera ! egg white
Tall as a Tree & Twice as Shady
12 (Paul McGee, Lost Lake, Chicago) Bank Note scotch ! Batavia Arrack !pineapple ! orgeat ! lemon
Double Barrel Fizz
10(Chris Lane, Ramen Shop, Berkeley)
TDL rye blend ! cherry gastrique ! lemon ! cinnamon ! Angostura bitters ! Rodenbach Grand Cru
Stinger
11(Jennifer Colliau, The Perennial, SF)
Germain Robin brandy ! Hennessy V.S. cognac ! crème de menthe
Summer Sazerac
13(Chris Hannah, Arnaud’s French 75, NOLA) Bols genever ! Green Chartreuse ! Creole Shrubb ! Peychaud’s bitters
Boardwalk Flyer
11(Damon Boelte, Grand Army, NYC) Avuá Amburana cachaça ! Dolin Blanc ! Giffard crème de banane ! lime ! mole bitters
House Cocktails
Rainbow Connection
52 / Serves 4 to 6 28 / Serves 2 to 3 a sessionable affair for the lovers, the dreamers, and me Cappelletti ! Absolut vodka ! Clear Creek pear brandy !
lemon ! honey ! allspice dram ! Stiegl radler
The Golden Rule
12aromatic & exhilarating sipper
Plantation pineapple rum ! Gran Classico ! Dolin blanc vermouth ! black pepper-caraway shrub
Slippery Slope
11an anthem for high summer; fresh fruit, softly herbal Dystopia vodka ! Dolin Génépy des Alpes !
watermelon ! lemon ! brut sparkling
Love in the Afternoon
10a robust sour with a titillating tingle
Henry McKenna bourbon ! pluot ! lemon-basil-demerara soda
Force of Habit
12silky texture, subtle spice; smooth to the last drop
Macchu pisco ! forbidden black rice horchata ! orange blossom
Italian Job
11strong opening crescendos to a complex 2nd act; a drying heat to finish
Ransom Old Tom gin ! Strega ! apricot ! lime ! Calabrian chili tincture
Fortunate Son
11full of surprises: refreshing, juicy, & bittersweet
Amaro CioCiaro ! lemon ! marionberry ! cacao ! ginger
Eight Bells
10run, full speed through the verdant oasis until night’s end Olmeca Altos blanco tequila ! Cardamaro ! falernum !
lemon ! absinthe ! green bell pepper
*Consuming raw or undercooked eggs may increase risk of food-borne illness
Classics
Scorpion Bowl
∆56 / Serves 4 to 6 32 / Serves 2 to 3 (Steve Crane, Luau in Beverly Hills, 1958) Citadelle gin ! Appleton Estate V/X rum ! Hennessy V.S. cognac ! Kronan Swedish punsch ! orange ! lime ! orgeat ! oleo-saccharum ! Angostura bitters
Creole Cobbler
∆10
(Harry Johnson, Bartender’s Manual, 1888) vinho verde rosé ! Ketel One vodka ! Clément Creole shrubb ! lemon bitters ! citrus oils
Piña Colada
12(Ramon Marrero, Beachcomber Bar, Puerto Rico, 1954) Plantation 3-Star rum ! cream of coconut !
pineapple juice ! pineapple gomme ! lime
Dorchester of London
11(Harry Craddock, American Bar, 1937)
Bols genever gin ! TDL rum blend ! forbidden fruit liqueur
Brandy Julep
12(Stanley Arthur, Famous NOLA Drinks & How to Mix’ Em, 1938) Clear Creek muscat grappa ! mint ! sugar
Caruso
10(Frank Meier, The Artistry of Mixing Drinks, 1936) TDL gin blend ! Cappelletti ! Cardamaro ! dry vermouth
Improved Whiskey Cocktail
∆13
(Jerry Thomas, The Bon Vivant’s Companion, 1862) Evan Williams 1783 bourbon ! Dolin Génépy ! Avuá Amburana cachaça ! fig-infused Angostura bitters
Bloody Michelada
11(somewhere on the Mexican front, early 1900’s)
Sotol ! roasted tomatillos ! orange ! TDL hellfire sauce ! epazote ! Miller Hi-Life ! Jacobsen smoked salt
∆ Adapted
Friends
Upward Float
54 / Serves 4 to 6 30 / Serves 2 to 3 (Pam Wiznitzer, Seamstress, NYC)
Campari ! Cocchi Americano Rosa ! TDL gin blend ! Dry vanilla soda ! vanilla ice cream ! sprinkles
P&P
12(Casey Robison, Heavy Restaurant Group, Seattle) Macchu pisco ! Pimm’s No. 1 ! Luxardo maraschino !
lemon ! lime ! Angostura bitters ! ginger beer
Barrio Sour
13(Chris Amirault, Fiscal Agent, L.A.)
Olmeca Altos blanco tequila ! spiced cabernet ! Vida mezcal ! lemon ! rich demerera ! egg white
Tall as a Tree & Twice as Shady
12 (Paul McGee, Lost Lake, Chicago) Bank Note scotch ! Batavia Arrack !pineapple ! orgeat ! lemon
Double Barrel Fizz
10(Chris Lane, Ramen Shop, Berkeley)
TDL rye blend ! cherry gastrique ! lemon ! cinnamon ! Angostura bitters ! Rodenbach Grand Cru
Stinger
11(Jennifer Colliau, The Perennial, SF)
Germain Robin brandy ! Hennessy V.S. cognac ! crème de menthe
Summer Sazerac
13(Chris Hannah, Arnaud’s French 75, NOLA) Bols genever ! Green Chartreuse ! Creole Shrubb ! Peychaud’s bitters
Boardwalk Flyer
11(Damon Boelte, Grand Army, NYC) Avuá Amburana cachaça ! Dolin Blanc ! Giffard crème de banane ! lime ! mole bitters
Glossary of Terms
Allspice Dram: liqueur of Jamaican allspice berries steeped in rum Amaro: bitter Italian digestif
Batavia Arrack: a coveted ingredient in many early punches; distilled from palm sugar, with notes of spice, citrus & chocolate
Cachaça: Brazilian sugar-cane spirit; rustic spices & deep terroir Cappelletti: an Italian red bitters; a gentle bitterness with citrus peels Cardamaro: cardoon-based digestif; dark but with bright spice notes Chartreuse: a mystical liqueur dating back to the 17th Century;
made by Carthusian monks, a wealth of herbs from the French alps Cocchi Americano Rosa: Italian aperitif; lightly aromatic, with notes of wild rose & summer berries
Creole Shrubb: blend of agricole rhum, spices, & orange peel
Falernum: traditional Barbados sweetener; lime, ginger, clove, almond Gastrique: French technique for caramelizing sugars, then adding a vinegar as an acid; the original sweet-&-sour syrup
Génépy des Alpes: cooling aperitif made from Alpine herbs; comparable to aspects of absinthe & Green Chartreuse Genever: the granddaddy of all gins, a Dutch spirit made from maltwein (viscous blend of 3 grains) with a strong botanical heft Gomme: a syrup using gum arabic for viscosity to enrich the mid-palate of a cocktail
Gran Classico: softly bittersweet, deeply aromatic aperitif
Horchata: traditional Mexican mixer; rice, almonds, cinnamon, vanilla Mezcal: agave distillate primarily produced in Oaxaca; often smokier & more distinctively vegetal than its sister, tequila
Old Tom gin: first style of gin produced in London in the mid-1800’s, initially sweetened, but with a deeper botanical character
Oleo-Saccharum: traditional base for any punch; lemon peels
macerated in sugar to extract the oils, lending an elegant, citrus aroma Orgeat: almond syrup
Pisco: Peruvian brandy-wine; aromatic, dry with a soft fruit finish Punsch: traditional Scandinavian liqueur, sugar cane spirits from the Indies; rich and complex, with notes of molasses, coffee & spice Shrub: steeped in Colonial tradition, a means of preserving fruit; made with vinegar, fruit, sugar & herbs
Strega: rich herbal liqueur; saffron, mint, & fennel
Beer & Wine
Bottled Beer
Miller Hi-Life, WI 3
Fort George Brewery, The Optimist IPA, OR 5 North Coast Brewing, Scrimshaw Pilsner, CA 6 Portland Cider Company, Hard Cider, OR 6
Stiegl Radler, AU 6
Franzinskaner, Weissbier, DE 5 Logsdon Farmhouse Ales, Seizoen, OR 9 Samuel Smith, Oatmeal Stout, UK 7
Sparkling Wine
Loredan Gasparini prosecco, IT 10 Grand Imperial brut, FR
Henriot, Brut Souverain, FR btl / 78 11
White Wine
‘13 Cantele Salento, Chardonnay, IT
’14 ChâteauBriot, Bordeaux Blanc, FR 10 11 ’15 Ramos, Vinho Verde Rosé, PT 12
Red Wine
’13 Ransom Jigsaw, Pinot Noir, OR 11 ’12 Cantine Colosi, Nero d’Avola IT 10 ’12 Domaine St. Gayan, Côtes-du-Rhône, FR 9
PLEASE NOTE: Teardrop Lounge is unable to accept more than three forms of payment per table. We apologize for any inconvenience.
A gratuity of 18% will be added to any unclosed credit card checks.
Teardrop Cocktail Lounge 1015 NW Everett Street
Portland OR | 97209 503.445.8109 | teardroplounge.com
Glossary of Terms
Allspice Dram: liqueur of Jamaican allspice berries steeped in rum Amaro: bitter Italian digestif
Batavia Arrack: a coveted ingredient in many early punches; distilled from palm sugar, with notes of spice, citrus & chocolate
Cachaça: Brazilian sugar-cane spirit; rustic spices & deep terroir Cappelletti: an Italian red bitters; a gentle bitterness with citrus peels Cardamaro: cardoon-based digestif; dark but with bright spice notes Chartreuse: a mystical liqueur dating back to the 17th Century;
made by Carthusian monks, a wealth of herbs from the French alps Cocchi Americano Rosa: Italian aperitif; lightly aromatic, with notes of wild rose & summer berries
Creole Shrubb: blend of agricole rhum, spices, & orange peel
Falernum: traditional Barbados sweetener; lime, ginger, clove, almond Gastrique: French technique for caramelizing sugars, then adding a vinegar as an acid; the original sweet-&-sour syrup
Génépy des Alpes: cooling aperitif made from Alpine herbs; comparable to aspects of absinthe & Green Chartreuse Genever: the granddaddy of all gins, a Dutch spirit made from maltwein (viscous blend of 3 grains) with a strong botanical heft Gomme: a syrup using gum arabic for viscosity to enrich the mid-palate of a cocktail
Gran Classico: softly bittersweet, deeply aromatic aperitif
Horchata: traditional Mexican mixer; rice, almonds, cinnamon, vanilla Mezcal: agave distillate primarily produced in Oaxaca; often smokier & more distinctively vegetal than its sister, tequila
Old Tom gin: first style of gin produced in London in the mid-1800’s, initially sweetened, but with a deeper botanical character
Oleo-Saccharum: traditional base for any punch; lemon peels
macerated in sugar to extract the oils, lending an elegant, citrus aroma Orgeat: almond syrup
Pisco: Peruvian brandy-wine; aromatic, dry with a soft fruit finish Punsch: traditional Scandinavian liqueur, sugar cane spirits from the Indies; rich and complex, with notes of molasses, coffee & spice Shrub: steeped in Colonial tradition, a means of preserving fruit; made with vinegar, fruit, sugar & herbs
Strega: rich herbal liqueur; saffron, mint, & fennel
Beer & Wine
Bottled Beer
Miller Hi-Life, WI 3
Fort George Brewery, The Optimist IPA, OR 5 North Coast Brewing, Scrimshaw Pilsner, CA 6 Portland Cider Company, Hard Cider, OR 6
Stiegl Radler, AU 6
Franzinskaner, Weissbier, DE 5 Logsdon Farmhouse Ales, Seizoen, OR 9 Samuel Smith, Oatmeal Stout, UK 7
Sparkling Wine
Loredan Gasparini prosecco, IT 10 Grand Imperial brut, FR
Henriot, Brut Souverain, FR btl / 78 11
White Wine
‘13 Cantele Salento, Chardonnay, IT
’14 ChâteauBriot, Bordeaux Blanc, FR 10 11 ’15 Ramos, Vinho Verde Rosé, PT 12
Red Wine
’13 Ransom Jigsaw, Pinot Noir, OR 11 ’12 Cantine Colosi, Nero d’Avola IT 10 ’12 Domaine St. Gayan, Côtes-du-Rhône, FR 9
PLEASE NOTE: Teardrop Lounge is unable to accept more than three forms of payment per table. We apologize for any inconvenience.
A gratuity of 18% will be added to any unclosed credit card checks.
Teardrop Cocktail Lounge 1015 NW Everett Street
Portland OR | 97209 503.445.8109 | teardroplounge.com