
One accent, one glass, one lesson per card. Tap any card to flip it and read the recipe — every measure to the IBA standard.
Official recipes from the IBA100 cards


The modern classic, done properly.
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Cold, clean, uncompromising.
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Where whiskey meets citrus.
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The Negroni's easy-going ancestor.
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A Negroni in a fur coat.
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The brandy sour, dressed up.
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Brazil in a glass.
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Venice in two ingredients.
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Stirred elegance in a glass.
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Mint, lime, rum — built in the glass.
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Vodka, lime, ginger — cold and sharp.
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A gin sour lengthened with soda.
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A sour topped with Champagne.
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The modern aperitivo ritual.
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New Orleans in a rinse.
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Dessert in a glass, done right.
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Three spirits, no filler.
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A cocktail the colour of altitude.
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Prohibition's honeyed apology.
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The Sidecar's bolder cousin.
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Two ingredients. Zero apology.
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Summer hedgerow over crushed ice.
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The great-grandparent of the sour.
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Cuba's oldest thirst-quencher.
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A drier, sharper Negroni.
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A Prohibition-era gambler.
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A sugar cube, soaked in ceremony.
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Pre-Prohibition pink, unashamed.
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Hair of the dog, tailored.
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Rum and Coke with a passport.
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A storm cloud in a glass.
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Donn Beach's blueprint for tiki.
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Argentina's national nightcap.
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Two ingredients, endless warmth.
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'90s glamour, aged gracefully.
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Two ingredients. One is technique.
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A German modern classic, herb-first.
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The morning drink that started a genre.
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After-dinner mint, poured.
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A martini with a bitter secret.
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The daiquiri Papa actually drank.
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Named for its garnish.
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The IBA's own tropical statement.
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Smoke that answers back.
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The only cocktail served warm on purpose.
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The tiki drink that dared to be bitter.
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A French apéritif in two pours.
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Equal parts, resurrected.
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Candy with a backbone.
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Five spirits, one disguise.
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The tiki drink everyone gets wrong.
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The missing link to the Martini.
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Silent-era Hollywood in a glass.
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Brunch's reigning monarch.
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The Kentucky Derby in a frosted cup.
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Frozen, herbal, dangerous.
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1920s Paris, with a strange name.
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Equal parts, smoky and modern.
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A whiskey sour wearing a red cape.
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A mojito that put on a tuxedo.
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Mexico's real favourite, not the Margarita.
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Equal parts, bittersweet, modern.
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A century-old fruit sour.
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The modern classic that cured the sour.
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Puerto Rico's official cocktail.
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Gold Rush San Francisco, bottled.
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The rhyme that is the recipe.
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A whole egg's worth of luxury.
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Brazil's stirred-down secret.
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The twelve-minute drink.
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A Manhattan that remembers.
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Dick Bradsell's fizzy jewel.
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Two Scots, one glass.
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The '90s highball that endured.
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The drink the '80s can't live down.
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The drink that popularised the straw.
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The Raffles Hotel's ornate legend.
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A mojito that went uptown.
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Salvatore's modern signature.
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A digestif that bites clean.
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The hangover cure from Cairo.
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A sunrise you build, not stir.
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Victory, spelled in cherries.
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An Irish Manhattan with a herbal soul.
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The drink where bitters are the base.
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The Martini's dressier ancestor.
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Shaken, and named by Bond himself.
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New Orleans in a rocks glass.
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The drink with a two-per-person rule.
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A swizzle built on herbal fire.
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The '90s icon, unfairly mocked.
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A gin sour in evening wear.
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The Margarita, purified.
Tap to see the recipe→Every bottle on the real bar — search by name, brand or spirit.

Tanqueray No. Ten
Tanqueray

Hendrick's
Hendrick's

Beefeater London Dry
Beefeater

Plymouth Gin
Plymouth

Monkey 47
Monkey 47

Buffalo Trace
Buffalo Trace

Four Roses Yellow
Four Roses

Rittenhouse Rye
Rittenhouse

Jameson
Jameson

Laphroaig 10
Laphroaig

Johnnie Walker Black
Johnnie Walker

Havana Club 7
Havana Club

Plantation 3 Stars
Plantation

Smith & Cross
Smith & Cross

Appleton 12
Appleton Estate

Clément VSOP
Clément

Olmeca Altos Plata
Altos

Del Maguey Vida
Del Maguey

Fortaleza Blanco
Fortaleza

Espolòn Reposado
Espolòn

Ketel One
Ketel One

Stolichnaya Elit
Stoli

Hine VSOP
Hine

Pisco Capel
Capel

Don Julio Blanco
Don Julio

Don Julio Reposado
Don Julio

Patron Blanco
Patrón

Patron Reposado
Patrón

G4 Blanco
G4

Maestro Doble Cristalino
Maestro

818 Blanco
818

Siete Leguas
Siete

Casa Dragones Blanco
Casa

Patron el Alto
Patrón

Patron el Cielo
Patrón

Don Julio 1942
Don Julio

Clase Azul Plata
Clase Azul

Clase Azul Reposado
Clase Azul

Komos Añejo Reserva
Komos

Komos Añejo Cristalino
Komos

Komos Rosado
Komos

Calenda
Calenda

Amaras Cupreata
Amarás

Amaras Espadin
Amarás

Clase Azul Guerrero
Clase Azul

Small Village Pechuga
Small

Four Roses Small Batch
Four Roses

Red Label
Red

Blue Label
Blue

Laphroaig Quarter Cask
Laphroaig

Flaming Pig
Flaming

Toki
Toki

Hibiki Harmony
Hibiki

Yamazaki 12
Yamazaki

Bombay Sapphire
Bombay

Tanqueray No. Three
Tanqueray

Roku
Roku

Sipsmith
Sipsmith

Nordes
Nordes

The Botanist
The

Seventy One
Seventy

Bacardi Carta Blanca
Bacardi

Brugal Extra Viejo
Brugal

Diplomatico Reserva
Diplomatico

Santa Teresa Añejo
Santa Teresa

Santa Teresa 1796
Santa Teresa

Zacapa 23
Zacapa

Zacapa XO
Zacapa

Absolut
Absolut

Grey Goose
Grey

Crystal Head
Crystal

Beluga Noble
Beluga

Beluga Gold Line
Beluga
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