Our Drinks
Jolie's Secret Pharmacy
A legitimate prescription for a better evening. During Prohibition, physicians could legally prescribe alcohol for medicinal purposes, pharmacists dispensed it, and sacramental wine remained available. A little medicine went a long way.
Medicinal Whiskey, Honey, Ginger, and Lemon.
Sacramental Wine, Orange, and Spice.
Brandy, Herbal Liqueur, and Honey.
Medicinal Whiskey, Herbs, and Aromatic Bitters.
Fortified Wine, Fruit Peel, and Herbal Liqueur.
1 oz. Medicinal Whiskey (neat).
Jolie's Secret - The Bootlegger
When the law went dry, the real drinking moved underground. Moonshine came from illicit American stills. Canadian whisky crossed the border. Rum-runners brought Caribbean liquor to our shores. The speakeasy turned contraband into cocktails.
Compound Gin, Orange, Honey, and Mint.
Caribbean Rum, Pineapple, Lime, and Demerara.
Canadian Whisky, Maple, and Cherry.
Moonshine, Peach, Brown Sugar, and Spice.
Rye, Sweet Vermouth, and Cherry.
Straight Moonshine or Whiskey. No garnish, no mixer, and no record.