NEW ORLEANS (NEXSTAR) — New Orleans lays claim to America’s oldest known cocktail, the Sazerac. It was named the official ...

Thomas H. Handy bought the Sazerac House, a New Orleans coffee shop and local institution, in 1869, and it soon became the sole source of Sazerac De Forge & Fils Cognac imported from France.

The Sazerac Bar in The Roosevelt Hotel in ... The food is also fantastic. The Napoleon House in the New Orleans French Quarter in 2022. This is the epitome of an old-school New Orleans tavern ...

(There’s also an honor bar for whipping up your own Sazerac or French 75 ... which pairs well with the chai latte made in-house. For those muggy New Orleans days when all you want is to ...

Pick up a shot glass, hurricane glass, or visit the Sazerac House and learn more about New Orleans cocktails and pick up a gift at their giftshop. Here are some of the famous foods to buy in New ...

When it was no longer produced, folks wishing the Sazerac House version would ask New Orleans bartenders for the Sazerac version of the whiskey cocktail, which original included absinthe and the ...

The Bengals will unveil the Bengals Bayou House on February 7-8 in New Orleans, highlighting the connection between ... cuisine will be paired with exclusive tastings from Louis XIII & Sazerac’s top ...

BABY DON’T was recorded at the iconic Dockside Studios in Lafayette, Marigny Studios in New Orleans and shotgun-house living rooms across town ... Quarter or blasting it at home while sipping a ...

NEW ORLEANS (WGNO) — Take a bite out of Louisiana history. Just in time for the Big Game. From Chef Isaac Toups at Toups Meatery. He has created Louisiana Fried Sazerac. WGNO Good Morning New ...

If the French Quarter is the heart of New Orleans during Super Bowl week, the Old Absinthe House is its aortic valve, the nexus at the busy intersection of Bourbon and Bienville Streets by which ...

in New Orleans, Friday, Jan. 24, 2025. (AP Photo/Gerald Herbert) Locals take their cocktails seriously and a number of recipes — such as the Sazerac or Ramos Gin Fizz — originated in New Orleans.