Cocktail of the day- FLAPPER

Irish Whiskey / Dry Vermouth / Cynar / Cigar / Coffee / Niam / Peychaud’s Bitter / Angostura Bitter

Crafted by the acclaimed 2463 Speakeasy in Bangkok, Flapper is a cocktail that channels the bold, sensual energy of the 1920s jazz era. Named after the iconic "flapper" women known for their short skirts, cigars, and fearless independence, this drink fuses Irish whiskey steeped in tobacco leaves, rich roasted coffee, bitter Italian liqueurs, and dry vermouth. The result is a complex, aromatic cocktail that’s smoky, herbal, and unapologetically elegant. It’s a perfect tribute to the rebellious glamour of the past — and a must-try for fans of the Boulevardier.

Tasting Notes:

Aroma: Subtle tobacco and herbal notes layered with roasted coffee and dark spice.

Palate: Rich and complex, with smoky whiskey, bitter herbs, and deep coffee tones balanced by vermouth’s dryness.

Finish: Lingering warmth of spice, cigar, and coffee with a soft bitter trail.

Overall: A moody, aromatic sipper that captures the smoky glamour of the Jazz Age in a glass.