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FORGOTTEN CLASSICS & LESSER-KNOWN TIPPLES Throughout history bars have played an integral part in society and culture. No matter the occasion, they have been a mystical and alluring place where stories are told and memories are created. At Louix Louis, we wish to share with you lesser known classics and vintage cocktails that will bind you to our bar forever. We ask you to take a chance, have new experiences, and let the spirits guide you.

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FORGOTTEN CLASSICS &

LESSER-KNOWN TIPPLES

Throughout history bars have played an integral part in

society and culture. No matter the occasion, they have been

a mystical and alluring place where stories are told and

memories are created. At Louix Louis, we wish to share with

you lesser known classics and vintage cocktails that will bind

you to our bar forever. We ask you to take a chance, have

new experiences, and let the spirits guide you.

COCKTAILS

Adonis · 14

CREATED: 1884 // DRY, NUTTY, BRINY, DARK FRUIT

Dry Oloroso Sherry + Sweet Vermouth + Orange Bitters

The Adonis cocktail dates back to the mid-1880s and was named in honor of the first Broadway musical to run for more than 500 performances.

Jack Rose · 18CREATED: 1920’S // RIPE RED APPLE, CITRUS, OAK, SPICE

Apple Brandy + Grenadine + Lime + Apple

Some credit this cocktail to an early 20th-century hit man called “Bald Jack Rose,” while others connect it to Jersey City bartender Frank J. May, who was also known as Jack Rose.

Old Pal · 16CREATED: 1920’S // WINTER SPICE, OAK, FLORAL, BITTER, ORANGE, DRY

Rye Whiskey + Dry Vermouth + Campari + Citrus Oil

Harry MacElhone of Harry’s Bar in Paris credited his “old pal,” journalist William “Sparrow” Robertson, with the inspiration for this drink. As the sports editor for the New York Herald in Paris, Robertson frequented Harry’s place.

Wardays Cocktail · 18CREATED: 1930’S // HERBS, DARK FRUIT, BOOZY, BOTANICAL

Gin + Apple Brandy + Sweet Vermouth + Green Chartreuse

First written about in the Savoy Cocktail Book in the 1930’s there is relatively no history associated with this timeless classic. It is one of the most complex and long lingering cocktails that exist.

COCKTAILS

New York Sour · 18CREATED: LATE 1800’S // ACIDIC, FRUITY, NUTTY, DRY, SEMI-SWEET

Bourbon + Lemon + Sugar + Red Wine

Formerly known as the Continental Sour or the Southern Whiskey Sour, this cocktail dates back to the late 1800s. Though originally thought to be crafted by a bartender in Chicago, the cocktail’s name was changed after its popularity took root in the Big Apple.

Silver Gin Fizz · 16CREATED: 1880’S // LEMON, CREAMY, SEMI SWEET, DRY, REFRESHING

Gin + Lemon + Sugar + Egg + Carbonate

In the days when scurvy was ravaging the British Navy, the idea dawned on Admiral Nelson to mix gin with some lemon. The result: a remedy so effective the scurvy disappeared!

RUM Sazerac · 15CREATED: 1830’S // LEMON, OAK, SPICE, BITTER, FULL BODIED

Dark Rum + Absinthe + Sugar + Peychaud Bitters + Angostura Bitters + Lemon Oil

This is one of the seminal cocktails of the pre-Prohibition era that has led the charge in the modern cocktail renaissance over the past 15 years, and during that time it has gained quite a following.  It is the official cocktail of New Orleans

Blood and Sand · 18CREATED: 1930’S // CHERRY, ORANGE, FRUITY, SMOKY, PEAT

Scotch + Sweet Vermouth + Cherry Herring + Orange Juice

It gets its name from a 1922 bullfighter movie and points to its ingredients: The “blood” represents Heering cherry liqueur, and the “sand” is for the orange juice.

Remember the Maine · 18CREATED: 1939 // DARK CHOCOLATE, DARK FRUIT, SPICE,

HERBAL, SEMI SWEET, STRONG

Rye Whiskey + Sweet Vermouth + Cherry Herring + Absinthe

The name of the drink itself is in reference to the USS Maine, which sank in the Havana harbor in 1898 when some of its ammunition inexplicably exploded.

Champagne Cocktail · 24CREATED: 1862 // LIGHT, REFRESHING, LITE SPICE, SEMI- SWEET

Sugar + Bitters + Champagne + Lemon oil

The first recipe citation that I know of for a Champagne Cocktail goes back to the The Bartender’s Guide written by Jerry Thomas in 1862. Champagne during this time was generally much sweeter than today’s popular dry style labeled “Brut” which didn’t exist on a label until around 1876.

Clubland Cocktail · 16CREATED: 1937 // DRY, GRAPE, CLEAN, CRISP, LIGHT

Vodka + Dry White Port + Angostura Bitters

William J Tarling, who was a member of the United Kingdom Bartenders Guild, created the Clubland cocktail. While many pre-Prohibition American cocktail books paid scant attention to vodka, there’s only a handful of recipes that begin appearing from 1900 onwards.

Hanky Panky Cocktail · 16CREATED: 1925 // STRONG, BITTER, SEMI-SWEET, DARK FRUIT

Gin + Sweet Vermouth + Fernet Branc

One of the several drinks listed in the “classics” section of Whisler’s menu, the recipe for the Hanky Panky cocktail was originally credited to Ada Coleman, head bartender at the American Bar in The Savoy in 1925.

The Scofflaw Cocktail · 18CREATED: 1924 // ACIDIC, SEMI SWEET, DRY, LIGHT WINTER SPICE

Rye Whiskey + Dry Vermouth + Lime + Orange Bitters + Grenadine

Named after the term given to those who clandestinely sipped spirits throughout Prohibition, the Scofflaw debuted in 1924 at Harry’s Bar in Paris. Throughout time, recipes have pointed to the use of either lemon or lime juice, but the team at Louix Louis opts for lime.

THE BLOODY MARY

Bloody Mary · 16CREATED: 1934 // SPICY, SAVORY, ACIDIC, GARDEN SALAD, BRINE

Vodka + Tomato Juice + S & P + Worchestire + Tabasco + Lemon

When Petriot originally created the drink, it was called the Bucket of Blood. In search of a more appealing name, Patriot renamed the drink the Red Snapper upon arrival at the St. Regis’s bar. And as for the name Bloody Mary, there are conflicting reports. Most agree the name has ties to Queen Mary of England, known for her gruesome executions and most likely came about as the drink spread through Europe.

Rouge 140 · 18CREATED: 2018 // SPICY, SAVORY, ACIDIC, RICH, BRINE,

HERBAL, FLORAL

Vodka + Soy + Oven Roasted Red Pepper & Tomato Juice + Chili + House Savory Spice Blend

This version of the classic Bloody Mary pays tribute to “the most multicultural” city in the world. There are over 200 cultures and over 140 languages spoken around Toronto. Every culture has their own flavors in the culinary world but is bound together through the tomato, which is in undoubtedly one of the most important vegetables in Ontario.  A multitude of flavors from these various cultures are represented in our version of the Bloody Mary as we look to honor the people that live here.

In 1934, famed barman Fernand Petiot perfected the recipe for a

vodka-and-tomato juice cocktail, known as the Bloody Mary at The St.

Regis New York’s King Cole Bar. Originally christened the “Bloody Mary”,

the cocktail was renamed the “Red Snapper” so as not to offend the

hotel’s refined clientele. After more than 80 years, the iconic

Bloody Mary remains the signature cocktail of the St. Regis.

BEER

Coors Light · 8

CreEmore Lager · 9

Pilser Urquell · 9

Belgian Moon· 9

Lagunitas · 10

Stella · 10

Guinness · 10

Staroproman Non/Alc · 6

Peoples Pint Goldie Boat Blonde Ale · 15

Muskoka Brewery Mad Tom IPA · 10

Corona · 10

Heineken · 10

DARK SPIRITS

Angostura 1919 14 · 24

Havana Club 7 Year 12 · 20

Havana Club Anejo 11 · 19

Appleton Estate V/X 11 · 19

Bacardi 8 Yr 12 · 20

Mount Gay Extra Old 14 · 24

Flor De Cana 5 year 11 · 19

Ron Zacapa 23 Yr 16 · 27

El Dorado 12 Year 14 · 24

El Dorado 15 Year 14 · 24

El Dorado 21 Year 18 · 31

El Dorado Sauterene 18 · 31

Leblon Cachaca 12 · 20

Goslings Black Seal 11 · 19

Wray and Nephew 12 · 20

Pussers British Navy 14 · 24

Captain Morgan 11 · 19

RUM

1oz · 2oz

1792 Small Batch 16 · 27

Buffalo Trace 16 · 27

Bulleit 16 · 27

Bakers 16 · 27

Ezra Brooks 7 yr 14 · 24

Breckenridge 16 · 27 Bourbon

Four Roses 12 · 20 Yellow Label

Four Roses 14 · 24 Small Batch

Four Roses 16 · 27 Single Barrel

George Dickel 12 · 20

Evan Williams 14 · 24 Single Barrel

Elijah Craig 14 · 24

Eagle Rare 14 · 24

Sazerac 6 Year Rye 14 · 24

Rittenhouse Rye 14 · 24

Redemption 14 · 24 Bourbon

Old Overholt Rye 11 · 19

Michter’s Bourbon 18 · 31

Makers Mark 12 · 20

Maker’s 46 18 · 31

Knob Creek 14 · 24

Knob Creek Rye 14 · 24

Knob Creek 16 · 27 Single Barrel Reserve

Jack Daniels 11 · 19

Woodford Reserve 14 · 24

Woodford 14 · 24 Reserve Rye

Blanton’s 16 · 27

Bookers 18 · 31

Basil Hayden’s 14 · 24

Basil Hayden’s Rye 16 · 27

Koval Single Barrel 21 · 36

WHISKEY

American

1oz · 2oz 1oz · 2oz

WHISKEY

Canadian

Alberta Premium 11 · 19

Canadian Club 11 · 19

Canadian Club 11 · 19 Reserve 9 Year

Canadian Club 11 · 19 Classic 12 Yr

Collingwood 11 · 19

Crown Royal 11 · 19

Crown Royal 11 · 19 Northern Harvest Rye

Crown Royal XO 16 · 27

Crown Royal XR 28 · 48

Crown Royal 18 · 31 Reserve

Gibson’s Finest 12 · 20 Rare 12 yr

Seagrams 83 14 · 24

Seagrams VO 11 · 19

Forty Creek Unity 16 · 27

Forty Creek 16 · 27 Confederation Oak Reserve

Glen Brenton 18 · 31 Single Malt

Pike Creek 18 · 31 Double Barrel 21 yr

J.P. Wisers Rye 11 · 19

J.P. Wisers Legacy 16 · 27

J.P. Wisers 18 Year 16 · 27

Wisers 11 · 19

Wisers Special Old 12 · 20

1oz · 2oz 1oz · 2oz

WHISKEY

Irish

Bushmills Malt 10 Yr 12 · 20

Kilbeggan 12 · 20

Kilbeggan 18 Yr 28 · 48

Powers Signature 14 · 24

Powers 12 · 20 Gold Label 12 Yr

Tycronnell 16 · 27 Madeira Cask Single Malt

Redbreast 12 Yr 16 · 27

Redbreast 18 · 31 12 Yr Cask Strength

Redbreast 15 Yr 21 · 36

Redbreast 21 Yr 38 · 65

Jameson 12 · 20

Jameson 14 · 24 Crested Irish

Midleton 48 · 82 Barry Crocett Legacy

Teeling Single Malt 18 · 31

Glendalough 18 · 31 13 yr single malt

Green Spot 18 ·31 Single Pot Still

Yellow Spot 12 Yr 18 · 31

1oz · 2oz 1oz · 2oz

Suntory Toki 18 · 31

Japanese

WHISKEY

Scotch

Aberlour 12 yr 16 · 27

Aberlour 18 · 31 a’bunadh batch

Ancnoc 12 yr 18 · 31

Ardbeg 10 yr 18 · 31

The Arran 14 · 24 malt 10 yr

Auchentoshan 14 · 24 classic

Aultmore 18 yr 28 · 48

Balvenie 18 · 31 12 yr double wood

Balvenie 12 yr 21 · 36

Benriach 14 · 24 “Heart of Speyside”

Bowmore 12 yr 14 · 24

Chivas regal 12 yr 14 · 24

Compass box 16 · 27 peat monster

Dalmore 12 yr 18 · 31

Dalmore 15 yr 24 · 41

Dewar’s 11 · 19

Dewar’s 12 yr 12 · 20

Glendronach 12 yr 16 · 27

Glendronach 21 yr 45 · 77

Glenfiddich 12 yr 16 · 27

Glenglassaugh 18 · 31

Glenlivet 12 yr 14 · 24

Glenlivet 15 yr 18 · 31

Glenlivet 18 yr 21 · 36

Glenlivet 21 yr 45 · 77

Glenmorangie 10 yr 18 · 31

Glenrothes 14 · 24 select reserve

Highland Park 10 Yr 14 · 24

Highland park 12 yr 16 · 27

Johnnie walker red 11 · 19

1oz · 2oz 1oz · 2oz

WHISKEY

Johnnie walker 12 · 20 black

Johnnie walker 16 · 27 green

Johnnie walker 24 · 41 gold

Johnnie walker 60 · 102 Blue

Jura seven wood 21 · 36

Jura prophecy 24 · 41

Jura 10 yr 19 · 32 olorosso finish

Jura 18 yr 25 · 43

Kilchoman Sanaig 24 · 41

Kilchoman 18 · 31 Machir Bay

Lagavulin 8 yr 18 · 31

Lagavulin 16 yr 26 · 44

Laphroaig 10 yr 22 · 37

Laphroaig select 21 · 36

Lismore 32 · 54 “the legend” 21 yr

Longrow peated 21 · 36

The macallan 12 yr 26 · 44

The macallan 15 yr 30 · 51

The macallan 45 · 77 17 yr fine oak

Oban 14 yr 1 2 18 · 31

Stronachie 10 yr 1 18 · 31

Tomatin 12 yr 1 16 · 27

Tomintoul 10 yr 18 · 31

Tullibardine 16 · 27 Sovereign Highlands

Scotch

1oz · 2oz 1oz · 2oz

COGNAC/BRANDY/GRAPES

Courvoisier vs 14 · 24

Courvoisier vsop 19 · 32

Courvoisier XO 45 · 77

Hennessy vs 16 · 27

Hennessy black 18 · 31

Gaston 14 · 24

Hennessy vsop 19 · 32

Hennessy xo 60 · 102

Lairds bonded 14 · 24 apple brandy

Lepanto brandy 18 · 31

Martell vsop 19 · 32

Martell vs 16 · 27 single distillery

Nonino Grappa 14 · 24

PIsco Porton Quebranta 14 · 24

Remy martin vsop 19 · 32

Remy martin xo 50 · 85

1oz · 2oz