Gatsby party drinks

Let's go back to the era of flappers, speakeasies, and bootleggers with this list of iconic 1920s cocktails. Trust me, they're worth facing the Prohis!

These 20s Drinks Will Take You Back To The Roaring 20s In Style. Why Not Experiment With Some Of Them? To Get Creative, You Must Understand The Past.

The first drink I chose to add to my menu was the classic Moscow Mule, but instead of calling it a Moscow Mule, I decided to name it The Millionaire Mule – an ode to one of my favorite literary characters, Jay Gatsby. Look, I’m not reinventing the wheel on this one. My Millionaire Mule cocktail is a classic Moscow Mule recipe with one small surprise; it’s SKINNY! Yes, my wedding guests will feel like a million bucks after sipping on one these babies and they’ll look cool too.

Greeting this new year Gatsby-style? Add these 20's-era tipples to your cocktail line-up as you usher in the next decade at your favorite whoopee spot! '20's-era tipples | Gatsby party | 1920's cocktails | Jazz Age | Prohibition | New Year's Party Ideas

Here's a classic Tom Collins, that popular gin cocktail that's light and bubbly! Here's how to make this refreshing drink: and don't forget the cherry.

Take a look at our guide to shaking up some of these prohibition-inspired cocktails.

We found this recipe in Jerry Thomas's 1862 How to Mix Drinks or the Bon Vivant's Companion, in a recipe for a single serving. It called for Holland gin—or genever, as we know it today—and was probably a very popular drink. The back story is that when planning our first End of Prohibition party we were searching for punch recipes that could be served in teacups. So we started going through books and shot a few ideas back and forth until we found papa Jerry's recipe. We replaced the genever…

Dwell Beautiful gives you the low-down on how to throw a swinging Great Gatsby themed party! Get the look, the decor, the drinks, and more!

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