EQUAL PARTS · FOUR INGREDIENTS · ONE RATIO
A home cocktail experiment, one ratio at a time.
We started with the Paper Plane and couldn't stop asking what else works at 1:1:1:1. This is where we document the experiments, share the winners, and keep searching for the next great combination.
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A Paper Plane cocktail in a ribbed coupe glass
FEATURED POURS
our current favorites
The Golden Flight
CELEBRATION
Gin
St. Germain
Amaro Nonino
Lemon Juice
Prosecco Float
Floral and effervescent, this one drinks like a celebration. Equal parts with a sparkling finish.
Reposado Paper Plane
AGAVE-FORWARD
Tequila Reposado
Aperol
St. Germain
Lemon Juice
Discovered on the menu at Ocean Prime, New York City. The reposado's oak and St. Germain's elderflower play beautifully against Aperol's bitterness.
The Wayward Plane
DRY & ANGULAR
Rye Whiskey
Cynar
Apricot Liqueur
Lemon Juice
Discovered at Georgia's Cocktail Lounge in Redondo Beach. Cynar's vegetal bitterness plays beautifully against the apricot liqueur's stone fruit sweetness.
The Paper Plane
THE ORIGINAL
Bourbon
Aperol
Amaro Nonino
Lemon Juice
Where it all started. Created by Sam Ross and Sasha Petraske in 2008, specifically for the opening of The Violet Hour in Chicago. The benchmark against which every riff is measured.