"Airmail | Crafted Pour"

"We may never know who created the Airmail. It was brought to most of the drinking public’s attention when Esquire published their Handbook for Hosts in 1949. But it appears that Bacardi Rum published a recipe for this drink in one of their pamphlets around 1930, coinciding with airmail delivery from Cuba becoming available. Some have described it as a Rum variation on a French 75, but judge for yourself. It’s one of a handful of classic drinks featuring Rum that deserves another look.", "undefined", "Airmail",

"Ingredients"

Airmail By , May 8, 2009 We may never know who created the Airmail. It was brought to most of the drinking public’s attention when Esquire published their Handbook for Hosts in 1949. But it appears that Bacardi Rum published a recipe for this drink in one of their pamphlets around 1930, coinciding with airmail delivery from Cuba becoming available. Some have described it as a Rum variation on a French 75, but judge for yourself. It’s one of a handful of classic drinks featuring Rum that deserves another look. We may never know who created the Airmail. It was brought to most of the drinking public’s attention when Esquire published their Handbook for Hosts in 1949. But it appears that Bacardi Rum published a recipe for this drink in one of their pamphlets around 1930, coinciding with airmail delivery from Cuba becoming available. Some have described it as a Rum variation on a French 75, but judge for yourself. It’s one of a handful of classic drinks featuring Rum that deserves another look. Ingredients: - White Rum - Lime Juice Instructions: Shake/Strain into Coupe. Top with Sparkling Wine. Essentials,Sours,All Recipes