Cocktail Bar
Unclaimed profileBourbon Bar
Shreveport, LA · $$
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Beverage Program Score
The editorial take
A bourbon-led cocktail bar where the drinks list carries the weight: twelve signature cocktails, $10-$15, built on named brands like Bulleit, Knob Creek, Maker's Mark, and Jameson. The spirits side runs past 70 bourbons with tiered pricing and flights, from a $6 premium single up to Johnny Walker Blue at $50. Wine is a short list of one glass and five bottles; beer covers draft and bottles.
- What should I order?
- Start with the Old Fashioned, $11, built on Bulleit with bitters, cane sugar, orange, and luxardo cherry. The Mint Julep, $11, uses Knob Creek; the Bourbon Smash, $10, muddles fresh strawberries with Maker's Mark. For a vodka drink, the Lemon Drop Martini, $11, takes Absolut or Tito's.
- Who will enjoy this place?
- Drinkers who want a bourbon poured at several price levels, or a bourbon cocktail with the brand named on the menu. The Old Fashioned and Mint Julep suit whiskey-first tastes; the Classic Margarita and Lemon Drop Martini cover vodka and tequila.
- When should I go?
- Bourbon flights and the full bourbon, whiskey, and scotch list are available every day of the week, so the tiered pours are not a single-night feature.
- What should I expect to spend?
- Cocktails run $10-$15, with most signatures at $10-$11 and the BB Hammered goblet at $15. Wine bottles are $30-$43, or $5 for the house glass. Spirits start at $6 single / $9.50 double and climb to $25 single, with Johnny Walker Blue at $50.
- What makes the beverage program distinctive?
- The bourbon list is the anchor: over 70 options, tiered from Premium through Topflight, with flights offered. The cocktail menu names its base spirits across the board, from Bulleit and Jim Beam to Knob Creek, Maker's Mark, and Jose Cuervo, rather than leaving the pour unspecified.
Beverage categories
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Cocktails
Twelve signature cocktails, $10-$15, all naming their base spirits, plus a full menu with Mango Madness, Mint Condition, and the BB Hammered goblet. Bourbon drives much of the list, but gin, rum, vodka, and tequila are covered too. The Old Fashioned, Mint Julep, Sazerac Rye, and Bourbon Smash keep the whiskey focus.
Menu strengths
- — Twelve signature cocktails with specific spirit brands and prices, spanning bourbon, Irish whiskey, rye, vodka, tequila, and rum.
- — Prices hold at $10-$11 for most signatures, with the giant-goblet BB Hammered the only $15 pour.
- — Classic builds are kept recognizable: the Old Fashioned is described as staying true to the original recipe.
Standout selections
- — Old Fashioned, $11, with Bulleit Bourbon, bitters, cane sugar, orange, and luxardo cherry.
- — Mint Julep, $11, with mint, Knob Creek Bourbon, and a splash of soda.
- — Bourbon Smash, $10, with fresh muddled strawberries, Maker's Mark, orange juice, wild berry liqueur, and soda.
- — Lemon Drop Martini, $11, with fresh lemon juice and sugar cane, shaken with Absolut or Tito's in a sugar-rimmed glass.
Pricing: Signature cocktails $10-$15; most at $10-$11, BB Hammered $15
Wine
A compact list of reds, whites, and sweet wines by the glass or bottle. One glass option, House Wine at $5.00, and five bottles from $30 to $43: Chateau St. Michelle Merlot, Bread & Butter Cabernet, Josh Cellars Pinot Noir, Santa Margarita Pinot Grigio, and Robert Mondavi Chardonnay. Servers can recommend based on preference.
Menu strengths
- — Reds, whites, and sweet wines are all represented, by the glass or bottle.
- — The $5.00 house glass is the low entry point, with bottles capped at $43.
- — Servers are described as available to recommend wines based on preferences.
Standout selections
- — Josh Cellars Pinot Noir, $43, the top bottle on the list.
- — Chateau St. Michelle Merlot, $33.; Bread & Butter Cabernet, $30.
Pricing: House Wine by the glass $5.00; bottles $30-$43
Beer
Draft beers and ice-cold bottles, covering all major beer brands alongside local and craft beers. The selection is described as large, with commercial and craft options available both on draft and in bottles. No specific breweries or beers are named on the approved list.
Menu strengths
- — Both draft and bottled beer are carried, including ice-cold bottles.
- — The range runs from major brands to local and craft beers.
Standout selections
- — The venue carries draft beers and ice-cold bottles, including all major beer brands, local beers, and craft beers.
Spirits
A tiered bourbon, whiskey, and scotch section running from Premium at $6 single up through Topflight at $25 and Johnny Walker Blue at $50. Over 70 bourbon options are available seven days a week, with flights offered. Named brands include Ezra Brooks, Buffalo Trace, Elijah Craig Small Batch, Woodford Reserve, Eagle Rare, Macallan 12 YR, and Whistle Pig.
Menu strengths
- — Over 70 bourbon options available 7 days a week, with bourbon flights offered.
- — Pricing is tiered clearly, from $6 single / $9.50 double at Premium up to $25 single at Topflight.
- — The named range covers bourbon, rye, Irish whiskey, and scotch, from Jim Beam and Old Forester to Macallan 12 YR and Glenfiddich.
Standout selections
- — Jefferson's; Blantons; Full menu lists a bourbon, whiskey, and scotch pricing section with tiers from Premium (single $6 / double $9.50) through Topflight (single $25) and Johnny Walker Blue (single $50).
- — Blanton's, named among the bourbon options.; Weller Special Reserve, listed in the tiered bourbon selection.
- — Macallan 12 YR, one of the named scotches.
Pricing: Premium single $6 / double $9.50; Top Shelf single $21; Topflight single $25; Johnny Walker Blue single $50
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