GLOBAL COCKTAIL MENU
Our “Global Cocktail Menu” is inspired by the golden age of travel. Below you will find cocktails that will transport you from one city to another using common ingredients, spirits, and spices found in each location. These tantalizing combinations will hopefully serve as inspiration to find your next travel destination. Thank you for flying Birds of Paradise, we hope to see you soon!
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Inspired by the Brazilian national spirit of Cachaça, we combine traditional Japanese flavors to create a unique spin on a savory Piña Colada.
leblon cachaca, lustau amontillado sherry, miso pineapple, wasabi coconut, shiso
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Jamaican Rum combined with savory Italian olives is an unexpected but delicious combination. We add complexity with passion fruit and whey for a luxurious texture that’s as comfortable as first class slippers.
appleton signature rum, martini ambrato, passion fruit, castelveltrano olive whey.
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Exotic fruits and spices from lands far away. This cocktail will electrify your taste buds!
tanqueray no. 10 gin, yellow chartreuse, mango cordial, jackfruit, calpico concentrate
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Our twist on the iconic classic, Pearl Diver. Aged Puerto Rican rum pairs perfectly with Vietnamese coffee, enriched with butter, passion fruit and a hint of vanilla.
bacardi anejo cuatro rum, licor 43, buttered cold brew, passion fruit, blackstrap molasses, lime
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Taking inspiration from roots of Peruvian Pisco, this cocktail takes a first class flight to the middle east with an a la minute Qahwa, a middle eastern coffee consisting of various spice blends to create a refreshing pisco sour riff.
suyo quebranta pisco, mr. black coffee, acidified cantaloupe, cardamon tincture, whole egg
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Dublin to Caracas is both warming and relaxing while being tropical and crushable, the ideal purgatory for our Manhattan variation. tonka bean, a bean that finds its commercial home in Caracas Venezuela, is known for its vanilla, cinnamon and western baking spice notes; qualities we enhance with the bread fruits of pedro ximenez sherry and orange cola flavor of amaro Nardini.
teeling small batch Irish whiskey, ripe banana, amaro nardini, pedro ximenez, tonka bean, salt
CURRENT DESTINATION MENU
For our first destination, we bring you to Guadalajara! The cocktails below are inspired by our bar teams recent travels in search for our own unique agave distillate. Every flavor combination came about from food and beverage we enjoyed while in Mexico. We hope our current destination sparks curiosity and maybe an impulse purchase for your next flight. Thank you for flying Birds of Paradise, we hope to see you soon!
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Inspired by Tonal markets elote corn and fresh sugar cane juice. this play on an old fashioned has Nixtamalized corn, Demerara sugar and the perfect hint of smoke from Mexican Sotol.
coconut washed elijah craig bourbon, la higuera sotol, elote pandan cordial, tango bitters
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Drawing inspiration from a traditional Mangoleada, this frozen cocktail pulls flavors, seeds and fruits commonly found in Jalisco style cuisine.
rhum jm blanc 100, DOM benedictine, guava chamoy, lime, black sesame
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Green apple tequila champagne AND make if fancy AF. We take inspiration from the highlands of Jalisco using Don Julio and crisp tart apples to make this fizzy refreshing carbonated cocktail.
don julio blanco, clarified green apple cordial, calvados
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If James Bond drank a martini in Mexico, we would hope it would be as delicious as this one. Named after our favorite agave institution in Guadalajara, “Pare De Sufrir”. Vegetal notes of soursop and tomatillo pair perfectly with our exclusive hand selected anejo tequila.
patron ‘birds of paradise’ single barrel anejo, soursop genepy, tomatillo, orange bitters
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Inspired by a parsnip cream dessert from restaurant Alcalde created by Chef Efren Oswaldo Chan. This cocktail pays homage to the sweetness of parsnip delivered as a “brandy alexander” cocktail.
grey goose vodka, salted parsnip, macadamia mist, cream
Consuming raw, cooked to order or under-cooked meat, poultry, seafood, shellfish, or eggs may increase your risk of food borne illness. Please inform your server of any allergies before placing your order.
Below is our journey as we search for inspiration for our Current Destination menu.
With each menu change our team will travel to a new location.
With second quality agave, can you really produce first quality tequila? With second quality tequila, Can you really produce first quality cocktails?