Few cocktails carry a built-in punchline, but the Cameron’s Kick almost begs for one. Scotch and Irish whiskey sharing the same glass? It sounds like a setup. And for this conversation, it is. Today, it’s a Scot and an Irishman tracing the story of the rare classic that unites their spirits. But who was Cameron? And what exactly was his kick? We may never know, but what we do know is this: First published by Harry McElhone in the 1920s, the Cameron’s Kick is one of the very few classic ...| VinePair
The early 2000s were a hinge moment for cocktails — London and New York were trading ideas, reviving old forms, and quietly minting new ones. In that environment, Vincenzo Errico created the Enzoni behind the bar at London’s Match Bar in 2001. On paper, the drink reads simple: gin, Campari, lemon, sugar, and grapes. But the effect is anything but. Bitter and bright in equal measure, the Enzoni finds balance where few hadn’t looked before, turning an unexpected fruit into a defining feat...| VinePair