A pre-Prohibition cognac-based dessert cocktail where crème de cacao and fresh cream wrap the brandy in silky chocolate richness — the velvet-gloved ancestor of the Brandy Alexander.

Alexander

An almond-chocolate cream cocktail — amaretto's marzipan warmth pairs with white crème de cacao and cream in a silky, dessert-focused riff on the Alexander family, finished with fresh nutmeg for a fragrant, nutty finish.

Amaretto Alexander

A creamy piña colada variation blending amaretto and light rum with pineapple juice and coconut cream, folding almond sweetness into the tropics for a dessert-like sip.

Amaretto Colada

A Savoy Cocktail Book layered shooter — four equal parts of gin, orange liqueur, crème de violette, and cream produce a beautifully layered, perfumed, pink-violet pousse-café that is as decorative as it is delicious.

Angel's Delight

A layered 1970s shooter that floats Grand Marnier atop Irish cream and coffee liqueur, striping the glass in bronze, ivory, and espresso for a dessert-sweet coffee shot.

B-52

A Caribbean beach classic layering dark rum and coffee liqueur with coconut cream, pineapple, orange, and a grenadine drizzle for a sweet, creamy, postcard-tropical sipper.

Bahama Mama

A Brazilian tropical classic — a miniature Piña Colada dressed up with a dash of dry vermouth, which cuts through the cream and pineapple with unexpected herbal acidity, producing a cocktail at once familiar and surprising.

Bahia Cocktail

A rarely seen San Francisco curio splitting Scotch, gin, and rum with crème de cacao and cream, delivering a smoky, chocolatey, unapologetically rich dessert sipper.

Barbary Coast

A Brazilian blender drink that whips cachaça with coconut milk and condensed milk into a dense, tropical milkshake with grassy rum bite tucked under the sweet cream.

Batida de Coco

A Victorian-era pick-me-up of cognac, orange liqueur, egg yolk, and grenadine, shaken into a plush, ruby-gold sipper that drinks somewhere between dessert and liquid breakfast.

Bosom Caresser

A velvety whiskey flip dry-shaken with egg yolk and simple syrup, where bourbon's vanilla and caramel notes fold into a silky, nutmeg-dusted dessert sip.

Bourbon Flip

The bourbon interpretation of the classic New Orleans Milk Punch, swapping brandy for bourbon to add caramel and oak to the creamy, vanilla-scented base. A beloved brunch cocktail in the American South.

Bourbon Milk Punch

A postwar dessert classic of brandy, crème de cacao, and cream dusted with nutmeg, drinking like a boozy chocolate milkshake and famously name-dropped in song.

Brandy Alexander

A Victorian after-dinner classic whipping whole egg yolk with brandy and sugar, dusted with nutmeg, for a custardy, warmly spiced dessert-in-a-glass.

Brandy Flip

A New Orleans brunch staple shaking brandy with cream, sugar, and vanilla, topped with grated nutmeg — silky, cold, and just sweet enough to chase a morning.

Brandy Milk Punch

A shot built on butterscotch schnapps and Irish cream, giving caramel, toffee, and vanilla a velvety dessert-like richness in a single swallow.

Buttery Nipple

A Victorian-era sparkling flip -- champagne shaken with a whole egg and a dash of sugar creates a velvety, effervescent cream.

Champagne Flip

A vodka-based cousin to the Piña Colada that blends pineapple juice and coconut cream into a creamy, alabaster poolside slush without rum's warmth.

Chi Chi

A dessert-hour indulgence shaking vodka with crème de cacao, cream, and chocolate syrup into a silky, cocoa-rich sip that drinks like liquid truffle.

Chocolate Martini

A simplified, accessible take on the pre-Prohibition Philadelphia classic — gin, lemon, and raspberry syrup in egg-white foam, all the elegance of the original Clover Club without grenadine, perfect as a gateway to sophisticated sours.

Clover Club Pink

A tropical daiquiri shaking light rum with coconut cream, lime juice, and simple syrup for a creamy, beach-ready sip that keeps the daiquiri's citrus snap.

Coconut Daiquiri

A creamy tropical margarita where coconut cream rounds tequila, orange liqueur, and lime into a silky, beachside sipper that reads half-margarita, half-piña colada.

Coconut Margarita

Coconut cream enriches the classic Margarita with a silky tropical sweetness -- a creamy, indulgent spin on Mexico's favorite cocktail.

Coconut Margarita Fresh

A beachy riff on the Cuban mojito that folds silky coconut cream into the usual mint, rum, lime, and soda build for a cooler that drinks like a tropical vacation in a glass.

Coconut Mojito

A Victorian flip from Jerry Thomas's 1887 bar guide containing neither coffee nor a cocktail in the traditional sense — it gets its name from its dark color. Port, brandy, and whole egg produce a rich, custard-like drink.

Coffee Cocktail

Puerto Rico's cherished holiday tradition blends white or aged rum with coconut cream, condensed milk, and warm spices into a silky, tropical answer to eggnog — rich, sweet, and unmistakably festive in every sip.

Coquito

The classic Brandy Alexander using dark creme de cacao -- a slightly richer, more intense chocolate note alongside Cognac and cream.

Dark Brandy Alexander

A Jamaican poolside blender drink that melts dark rum, banana liqueur, and coffee liqueur into cold cream for a milkshake-thick dessert with a mocha-and-ripe-fruit finish.

Dirty Banana

Audrey Saunders' pioneering 2002 creation at Bemelmans Bar — gin infused with Earl Grey tea brought bergamot's floral citrus into the cocktail world, opening the door for tea-infused spirits and launching an era of modern bar innovation.

Earl Grey MarTEAni

The quintessential Yuletide cup whipping bourbon, dark rum, egg yolk, sugar, and cream into a rich, nutmeg-spiced custard that defines the holiday bar cart.

Eggnog

The tequila cousin of the White Russian — blanco tequila, coffee liqueur, and cream shaken into a smooth, creamy, mildly caffeinated sipper that trades the original's vodka neutrality for agave's vegetal brightness.

El Toro

The blended version of the original Puerto Rican pool-side classic — rum, coconut cream, and pineapple whirred with ice into a thick, frosty, tropical slush that has been cooling down summer days since 1954 at San Juan's Caribe Hilton.

Frozen Piña Colada

A Victorian-era flip shaking gin with egg yolk and simple syrup until plush and silken, dusted with nutmeg for a juniper-laced custard in a glass.

Gin Flip

A plush 1950s dessert sipper that layers Galliano's vanilla and anise warmth against white crème de cacao and cream, yielding a silky, honey-gold pour that drinks like boozy ice cream.

Golden Cadillac

A 1970s dessert cocktail blending Galliano's vanilla-anise warmth with orange liqueur, orange juice, and cream for a silky, creamsicle-like after-dinner sipper.

Golden Dream

The yolk variation of the classic gin fizz family — egg yolk in place of white gives the Golden Fizz its name and a richer, velvety texture alongside the gin, lemon, and soda.

Golden Fizz

A New Orleans dessert cocktail shaken with green crème de menthe, white crème de cacao, and cream, drinking pale-green, thick, and tasting like an after-dinner mint.

Grasshopper

A Bee's Knees-adjacent bourbon sour that swaps simple syrup entirely for honey syrup — the honey's floral sweetness and viscosity create a richer, more golden version of the classic sour with a beautiful silky foam.

Honey Sour

A colonial New England cold-weather warmer in which dark rum is stirred with butter, brown sugar, and hot water, then dusted with cinnamon and nutmeg for a rich, toddy-like indulgence.

Hot Buttered Rum

A hot Gaelic classic from Foynes Airport layering Irish whiskey, brown-sugared coffee, and a cold float of lightly whipped cream that you sip the coffee through.

Irish Coffee

A Caribbean-style hot coffee drink where dark rum laces espresso-strong coffee with molasses warmth, capped by whipped cream that softens every sip.

Jamaican Coffee

A south-of-the-border after-dinner pour that stirs tequila and coffee liqueur into hot coffee, topped with whipped cream for an earthy, roasty, agave-kissed digestif.

Mexican Coffee

Midori's signature tropical crowd-pleaser layers vivid green melon liqueur and coconut rum with pineapple juice, finished with a float of cream that slowly ribbons through the glass — sweet, exotic, and impossible to ignore.

Midori Splice

A New Orleans brunch staple combining brandy, cream, and vanilla into a rich, frothy sipper. Descended from British punches of the 18th century, it became institutionalized at Brennan's restaurant in the French Quarter.

Milk Punch

A White Russian pushed toward milkshake territory, blending vodka, coffee liqueur, and cream into an indulgent, dessert-like frozen pour.

Mudslide

A richer whiskey flip adding tawny port to bourbon, whole egg, and sugar, yielding a velvety, nutty-raisined nightcap with nutmeg dust and plush, dessert-like depth.

New York Flip

An after-dinner pour of Baileys and Frangelico lengthened with cream, tasting like toasted hazelnuts folded into Irish coffee cake and landing squarely in dessert-drink territory.

Nutty Irishman

Pusser's-sanctioned British Virgin Islands tiki classic, blending aged rum with pineapple, orange, and coconut cream for a dense tropical slushie dusted with grated nutmeg.

Painkiller

A liquid after-eight mint — white crème de menthe's cool peppermint flavor meets white crème de cacao's chocolate sweetness in a 50/50 cream cocktail named for the York Peppermint Pattie candy it so deliciously resembles.

Peppermint Patty

A Wisconsin supper-club dessert pour that whips crème de noyaux with white crème de cacao and cream into a blush-pink, almond-and-chocolate glass of liquid candy.

Pink Squirrel

Puerto Rico's blended beach classic of rum, coconut cream, and pineapple juice whipped into a creamy, frozen tropical pour that tastes like sunshine in a hurricane glass.

Piña Colada

A creamy, dessert-leaning flip that shakes brandy and ruby port with egg yolk and dusts the top with nutmeg, producing a silky, warm-spiced, vinous nightcap.

Porto Flip

A New Orleans marathon-shake of gin, citrus, cream, egg white, and orange flower water topped with soda, producing a pillowy, perfumed, marshmallow-textured brunch icon.

Ramos Gin Fizz

A step beyond the Silver Fizz, the Royal Gin Fizz adds a whole egg to gin, lemon, and sugar for a luxuriously thick, creamy fizz that hovers between cocktail and dessert.

Royal Gin Fizz

The lesser-known rum sibling of the Brandy Alexander — dark rum's molasses depth swaps in beautifully for cognac against the sweet chocolate of crème de cacao and silky heavy cream, finished with a dusting of nutmeg.

Rum Alexander

A 19th-century dockside warmer whipping dark rum with egg yolk and sugar into a thick, molasses-rich sip crowned with freshly grated nutmeg.

Rum Flip

A spicy take on the flip with rye whiskey shaken whole-egg with sugar and dusted with nutmeg, yielding a frothy, warming nightcap with more pepper-and-spice bite than a bourbon version.

Rye Flip

A velvety Victorian nightcap in which nutty Amontillado sherry is shaken with whole egg and sugar, then dusted with nutmeg to finish rich, custardy, and gently fortified.

Sherry Flip

The egg-white variation of the classic Bronx that wraps gin, both vermouths, and orange juice in a silky foam, lending the Prohibition staple a creamy, frothy elegance.

Silver Bronx

A layered shooter with sambuca floating beneath Irish cream, delivering a striped sip where licorice-forward anise meets silky, vanilla-laced dairy.

Slippery Nipple

A flaming Portland-born after-dinner drink in which dark rum and coffee liqueur are set ablaze, topped with hot coffee, and crowned with whipped cream for a roasty, warming finale.

Spanish Coffee

Spiced rum's warm vanilla and clove notes in the Flip format -- whole egg and demerara create a warming, creamy winter sipper.

Spiced Rum Flip

Tequila in the Flip format -- whole egg, demerara sugar, and fresh nutmeg create a silky, rich, creamy take on the agave spirit.

Tequila Flip

Coffee liqueur and amaretto with cream -- a simple, indulgent after-dinner drink that tastes like a liquid toasted almond.

Toasted Almond

A 19th-century Christmas punch where dark rum and bourbon meet a whipped egg-and-sugar batter thinned with hot water, dusted with nutmeg for a frothy, custardy holiday cup.

Tom and Jerry

A mid-century American after-dinner classic — vodka, white crème de cacao, and heavy cream shaken into a silky, gently chocolaty sipper that is lighter and cleaner than the Brandy Alexander yet hits the same creamy dessert note.

Velvet Hammer

A 19th-century nightcap built on whiskey, a whole egg, and sugar shaken to a custardy foam and dusted with nutmeg, drinking like a boozy, grown-up eggnog in a coupe.

Whiskey Flip

A dessert martini with white chocolate and vanilla -- creamy, indulgent, and sweet with vodka keeping the chocolate from becoming too rich.

White Chocolate Martini

A rich, dessert-leaning pour of vodka and coffee liqueur floated with cream, famously beloved by The Dude for its silky, roasty sweetness.

White Russian

Japanese citrus at its most elegant — yuzu's complex floral tartness (a cross between grapefruit, lemon, and mandarin) is sweetened with simple syrup and softened by egg white into a silky, exotic sour unlike anything from the Western canon.

Yuzu Sour

Cocktails with a rich, velvety mouthfeel from cream, coconut cream, eggs, or dairy liqueurs. Creamy drinks feel indulgent and often serve as dessert.