Forget Cars, Cocktails Are Detroit’s Next Great Export–Here Are Just A Few… Traveling With Sheree Volume 31
Dec 27th 2019
A Salute to Frank & Tonya
Fragrance shop by day and an 18-seat cocktail (and mocktail) bar by night, CASTALIA fuses the world of Sfumato perfume with an array of tastes, scents, and textures. The sensorial experience is guided by the house-made aromas, where scents like “Survival Instinct” are paired with black licorice, Reposado tequila, gentian liqueur, sweet, vermouth, and absinthe. It’s entirely an olfactory amuse-bouche in which everything from the glasses to the napkins dons a unique essence. Featherstone Moments
Long considered to be one of the best bars in the country, THE SUGAR HOUSE is the bar that started the Detroit cocktail revolution. The Corktown haunt features 101 Prohibition-inspired drinks, including staples like the Old Fashioned or straight rye, along with eclectic offerings like liquors infused with candy-cap mushroom syrup. Prices start at $8 per drink, but it can lead to an empty wallet if you’re not careful. Sugar House
The Admiral is first on the menu at Detroit’s BAD LUCK BAR. It costs $200 and consists only of rum. It just so happens that rum is from the British Royal Navy’s 1953 vintage supply. Bad Luck Bar, a hidden speakeasy on a nondescript alleyway just off Griswold Street, is all about the experimental. Evenings begin with an amuse-bouche—like hot gin, cinnamon, and lemon—and continue with hand-crafted potions like The Alchemist, a synergy of Reyka vodka with champagne strawberry shrub and a homemade black tea-dried fruit soda. Jason Leinart/Bad Luck Bar
Bet You Can’t Wait to Taste One!
It may look like an old Coney Island on a humdrum street in Mexico Town, but the tavern at FLOWERS OF VIETNAM is serving up some robust Southeast Asian flavors—along with their award-winning dishes. Beverages like Fear of the Lime, a spiced rum cocktail with pistachio coconut orgeat, or a boozy rendition of traditional Vietnamese egg coffee will quickly convince you to order up some Caramel Chicken Wings while you wait for your second glass. Flowers of Vietnam
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