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| The Sazerac Coctail : OFFICIAL COCKTAIL OF NEW ORLEANS This is an absolutely exquisite cocktail. As you sip it, you come across layer after layer of flavor -- the warmth and glowing burn of the rye, effused with the flavors of spice and honey, the bite of the bitters balanced with the sweetness of the sugar, with the subtle yet complex flavor of the anise underneath and the perfume of the lemon oil from the twist feel like a symphony inside your mouth. This is also a drink that warms up well, revealing even more flavors. Sip it very slowly. Savor it. Take your time with it. - Chuck Taggart editor: Best enjoyed at the newly reopened Roosevelt Hotel in the landmark Sazerac Bar. |

| LISTEN TO LIVE CAJUN MUSIC AT THE TROPICAL ISLE BAYOU CLUB 610 bourbon st. FEATURING WAYLON THIBODEAUX AND OTHER GREAT CAJUN MUSICIANS! (NOTE: The Cajun Cabin at 501 Bourbon no longer provides live Cajun Music.) MULATES at Julia St and Convention Center Blvd is still a great venue for Cajun food, live music, and dancing!. |
| Our background photo for this page is a favorite bar for both locals and visitors. Lafitte's Blacksmith shop is one of the oldest structures in New Orleans. It is thought to have been build between 1722 and 1732. Between 1772 and 1791, the property is believed to have been used by the privateer Jean Lafitte as a New Orleans base for his Barataria Bay smuggling operation. 941 Bourbon St |
| SOUTHERN COMFORT is a fruit, spice and whiskey [1] flavored liqueur made from neutral spirits and produced since 1874—though not always by the modern formula. The brand was created by bartender Martin Wilkes Heron in New Orleans, when he wanted to make a better tasting whiskey. It was a favorite of Janis Joplin, who was born near the Louisiana - Texas border. |
| Abita Amber: Our favorite local beer! Abita Amber is a Munich style lager brewed with crystal malt and Perle hops. It has a smooth, malty, slightly caramel flavor and a rich amber color. |


| you are listening to: "Jambalaya" by Fats Domino (written by Hank Williams) |