A 3 pack of our original, flagship products: Dorothy Parker, Ragtime Rye, and Mister Katz's Rock & Rye. Dorothy Parker: In an age of restless brilliance, Dorothy Parker was a singular sensation. A New Yorker at heart, her national celebrity sprang from her sharp, biting humor and widely quoted quips. Regularly seated at the famed Algonquin Round Table, she occupied the city's cultural and intellectual center stage. An iconic enthusiast of gin and an unconventional woman, no one could have been a more interesting drinking companion. 

Dorothy Parker American Gin: a blend of traditional and contemporary botanicals including juniper and elderberries, citrus, cinnamon, and hibiscus is as delicious in a Gin & Tonic as it is in a Negroni. 

Ragtime Rye: At the dawn of a new century, before the turbulence of Prohibition, the stalwarts of saloons and brothels alike were Ragtime and Rye. The syncopated rhythms of a uniquely American music were punctuated by well-built melody and shades of harmony; to ask for a whiskey cocktail meant a hearty Rye in hand – bold, slightly spicy and full of warm flavor. From Lincoln to the Dust Bowl, the wrath of battle to the backyard barbecue, Rye Whiskey has waxed and waned like amber waves of grain, its popularity, only recently, reclaimed as a resolute American spirit. Distilled from rye proudly grown in New York State, this uncompromising whiskey is aged exclusively in full-size barrels to ensure robust flavor and nuanced finish. If the destiny of nations depends on cultural nourishment then ours may rest, in fulfillment, with Ragtime and Rye. 

Mister Katz's Rock & Rye: Rock & Rye was a cultural phenomenon during the late 19th century - a marriage of young rye and sweet rock candy, designed to mask the harshness of the Rye and marketed as a cure for all ills. However, prohibition pretty much killed this staple drink. It took over a century for a respectable version of this popular concoction to hit shelves across the country. However, this time, the shelves were licensed liquor retailers and not pharmacies! Allen Katz, who along with Tom Potter, founded New York Distilling Company, came up with the idea of this drink. A nationally renowned cocktail consultant and a celebrity on the bar circuit across the country, he named the drink to honor his father and grandfather, both of whom were Rock & Rye drinkers. After all, they are Mister Katz. He's Allen. This is your drink if you like cocktails but are too lazy to cobble one together every night. Or for multiple guests. Get this today and make it a staple on your bar. The Times, they may be a-changin', but the more things change the more they remain the same.

$65