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More Creative Cocktail Menus from Around the World

I've had a series of cocktail menus sitting next to my desk to share for months now, and it's about time I did. Below I have a series of menus from three bars: The Rogue Gentlemen in Richmond, Virginia; Bitter & Twister Cocktail Parlour in Phoenix, Arizona; and Little Red Door in Paris. Each is pretty amazing.

Little Red Door, Paris

This gorgeous cardboard book is called the Evocative Menu - each page has two pieces of artwork. Slider pull-outs at the end of each page reveal the cocktail inspired by it (or is the the painting inspired by the cocktail?). 

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Bitter & Twister Cocktail Parlour in Phoenix, Arizona

This menu is a thick 32-page glossy pamphlet inspired by vintage video games. 

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The Rogue Gentlemen in Richmond, Virginia

Owner John Maher sent me a whole stack of menus a while back, including a Mad Libs (Mad Libations), a set of baseball cards, a ski map, and two giant tri-fold cardstock menus inspired by a teen and nature magazine. 

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Thanks to the bars for sending these to add to my collection!

 

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Bevvy

These were great, thanks for sharing Camper! Mad Libs makes total sense (surprised we haven't seen this done before).

And we may be dating ourselves here a bit at the Bevvy office (some of us anyways), but our favorite has to be Bitter & Twisted's vintage video game menu. We're already waxing nostalgic thinking about flying negronis...

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