Our Top Cocktail Predictions for 2023

As we approach the end of Dry (or ‘damp’, if you will) January, we're looking toward the drinks that we plan on making serious eye contact with from across the bar. From the continued revival of the ever-present spritz to a surprising fungal twist to a super spy favorite, these are the cocktails some of our staff plan on imbibing in 2023. --- The Cocktails --- 1. Half-proof cocktails Low-ABV cocktails are ideal for the sober curious, or those in search of something ever-refreshing without a boozy punch. John Debary's Radler—made with beer, a non-alcoholic aperitif, and lots of seasonal citrus—is the perfect example of this style of drink. Half-proof cocktails have also been on the circuit for quite some time without us being truly aware. They’re some of the most popular drinks of the last few years: the Aperol Spritz, the Shandy, the Negroni Sbagliato (thanks to the dilution from sparkling wine… ahem, with prosecco), and the Kir Royale (depending on whether or not you’re an Emily in Paris fan). Half-proof is the moment, and we’re just living in (and for) it. Read More >>
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