Cocktails with Sweet Vermouth and Rye Whiskey

11 cocktails in the Drambl catalogue use sweet vermouth and rye whiskey.

• De La Louisiane — A complex, rye-based New Orleans classic, blending sweet vermouth, Benedictine, and absinthe with Peychaud's bitters for a herbaceous and spirit-forward profile.
• Fanciulli — A bold and herbaceous whiskey cocktail with a distinct bitter edge from Fernet Branca.
• Fourth Regiment — A whiskey cocktail from the early 20th century, the Fourth Regiment combines rye whiskey, sweet vermouth, orange bitters, and celery bitters.
• Greenpoint — A modern classic from the Death & Co. bar, this Manhattan variation swaps rye for bourbon and introduces Yellow Chartreuse and two types of bitters, creating a robust, herbaceous, and subtly sweet spirit-forward cocktail.
• Liberal Cocktail — A complex pre-Prohibition cocktail, a rye whiskey base enhanced by sweet vermouth, a bitter orange liqueur, and orange bitters.
• Little Italy — A sophisticated rye whiskey cocktail that takes inspiration from the Manhattan, introducing the bitter herbaceous notes of Cynar for a compelling balance.
• Manhattan — A sophisticated blend of whiskey, sweet vermouth, and bitters.
• Oriental Cocktail — The Oriental Cocktail is a rye whiskey-based drink with sweet vermouth, orange curaçao, and lime juice, typically served up.
• Red Hook — Another modern classic from Milk & Honey, this Manhattan spin-off features rye whiskey balanced with the unique herbal sweetness of Maraschino liqueur and a touch of Punt e Mes, resulting in a dark, complex, and potent drink.
• Remember the Maine — A rich, rye-based stirred cocktail with sweet vermouth, cherry liqueur, and a hint of absinthe, offering a complex, spirit-forward profile.
• Vieux Carré — A New Orleans classic with rye, cognac, vermouth, and two bitters.

These drinks also call for

• Aromatic Bitters (in 4 of them)
• Orange Bitters (in 3 of them)
• Absinthe (in 2 of them)
• Bénédictine (in 2 of them)
• Peychaud's Bitters (in 2 of them)
• Cherry Liqueur (in 1 of them)

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