How To Make The Classic Boulevardier Cocktail

By  Kevin Pang

The Boulevardier, according to the venerable New York Times, made a comeback within New York cocktail circles about five years ago. "Why the sudden popularity?" the Times asked. "It helps that the drink is only a short sidestep from the trendy Negroni, which asks for gin instead of whiskey."

In this episode of Cocktail Club, Abbie Rhoads of Chicago's Michelin-starred Parachute shows us how to prepare this classic drink, which Serious Eats describes as "rich and intriguing... [Negroni's] long-lost autumnal cousin."

Boulevardier

  • .75 oz Cappelletti
  • .75 oz. sweet vermouth
  • 1.5 oz. bourbon

    • Add to mixing glass with ice, stir for 30 seconds. Add to coupe glass and garnish with orange peel.

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