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Cocktail of the Week: The Jabberwocky

  • Writer: Adam Mangen
    Adam Mangen
  • Aug 6, 2019
  • 1 min read

Updated: Oct 12, 2019


A few blocks northeast of the White House in DC at the corner of K and 12th sits the Eaton Hotel. Inside, past the front desk, and behind a bookcase you can find a cocktail bar called Allegory known for their creative cocktails and standout murals.


The murals on the wall depict Ruby Bridges as Alice in Wonderland taking on the strange world on her own. After conversing with the bartenders for a few hours about the paintings, one of the bar managers Paully Gonzalez dropped this drink in front of me. 


It is extremely complex and spirit-forward. The whiskey and mezcal provide an interesting flavor dynamic while the Campari and walnut bitters bring multi-dimensional flavor. Definitely a drink you won't forget. Check out my full length article on Allegory here.



The Jabberwocky


Ingredients

1 oz. Rye

½ oz Del Maguey Vida Mezcal

½ oz. Oloroso sherry

¾ oz. Carpano Antica

¾ oz. Campari

Barspoon orgeat

2 dashes walnut bitters

Pinch of salt 


Instructions

Add all ingredients to mixing glass over ice. Stir until well chilled. Serve in cocktail glass over large ice cube.


Check out the full recipe page here.

3 Comments


Khan g
Khan g
a day ago

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Khan Baba
Khan Baba
Jun 30

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Khan g
Khan g
Jun 23

I enjoyed reading this piece about the Jabberwocky cocktail and the creativity behind it. It reminded me of some memorable places I’ve visited over the years. If you're ever looking for a winery near pittsburgh pa, I highly recommend checking one out. I had a fantastic experience there—the atmosphere was relaxing, the staff were incredibly friendly, and the service was excellent. It's definitely a place I'd suggest to friends and family for a peaceful getaway.

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