Assassin

The Assassin cocktail is a classic drink that gained popularity during the American Prohibition era (1920-1933). It is named for its unique combination of Cognac and white crème de menthe. This cocktail was particularly favored in high society and was often enjoyed as a digestif after dinner. It has appeared multiple times in literature and films of the early 20th century, including classic movies such as 'Lethal Weapon' and 'The Philadelphia Story.' The Assassin cocktail, with its distinctive Cognac base and refreshing mint flavor, has become a classic in cocktail history.

Flavor

The Assassin cocktail is based on the rich and complex flavor of Cognac, which is contrasted by the cool, sweet taste of white crème de menthe. The refreshing mint notes balance the intensity of the spirits, making it an ideal after-dinner drink.

Difficulty

Easy

Glassware

Martini glass