Restaurant
Unclaimed profileThe Edison
Lake Buena Vista, FL · $$
Inebrious
Beverage Program Score
The editorial take
The Edison pairs a theatrical, industrial-chic setting with a serious beverage program. Core cocktails, including the Strawberry Fields Forever and Oaxacan on Sunshine, range $16-$20, while High Roller presentations add flair. The spirits list leans into bourbon and rare pours, with whiskey flights and absinthe service. Zero-proof options and a signature pilsner round out a program that rewards exploration.
- What should I order?
- Start with the Patented Old-Fashioned or the Oaxacan on Sunshine. For a show, order a High Roller cocktail with flaming or tableside service. Bourbon fans should try the Bourbon Flight (Buffalo Trace, Eagle Rare, Blanton's). Don't miss the Edison Signature Pilsner, a local collaboration.
- Who will enjoy this place?
- Cocktail enthusiasts seeking interactive experiences, whiskey collectors interested in rare pours, and groups looking for shareable punch bowls. The zero-proof section also caters to designated drivers and non-drinkers.
- When should I go?
- Evening visits highlight the theatrical High Roller service.
- What should I expect to spend?
- Core cocktails range $16-$20; High Roller Cocktails $36-$125; wine glasses $13-$19 and bottles up to $750; draft beers $10-$14; zero-proof cocktails $8-$12. Whiskey flights run $32-$46, and reserve spirits can reach $440 per pour.
- What makes the beverage program distinctive?
- The Edison's beverage program is a carnival of craft: mixologists, cocktail classes, and a monthly dinner series. High Roller Cocktails bring theatrics like flaming and tableside service, while the spirits list includes rare pours like Whistlepig 30 year and George T Stagg. The Edison Signature Pilsner, brewed with Hidden Springs Ale Works, adds a local touch.
Beverage categories
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Cocktails
Extensive and creative cocktail menu with rotating and zero-proof options. High Roller Cocktails add theatrical presentations. Interactive classes and a monthly dinner series elevate the program.
Menu strengths
- — Wide range of core and rotating cocktails, including zero-proof options.
- — High Roller Cocktails with premium presentations such as flaming and tableside service.
- — Cocktail classes and private events, including Shaken & Stirred on Saturdays.
Standout selections
- — Strawberry Fields Forever – Wheatley vodka, St-Germain, honey, lime, strawberries, mint ($18).
- — Oaxacan on Sunshine – Ojo de tigre mezcal, Patron reposado, St George spiced pear, local honey, lemon ($20).
- — Patented Old-Fashioned – Basil Hayden bourbon, Angostura bitters, demerara.
- — Lav 75 – Bombay Sapphire, creme de mure, lavender bitters, lemon, dry sparkling wine ($17).
Pricing: Core cocktails $16-$20; High Roller Cocktails $36-$125.
Wine
Well-rounded wine list covering sparkling, rosé, white, and red from various regions. Premium labels like Opus One and Silver Oak anchor the high end.
Menu strengths
- — Diverse selection including sparkling, rosé, white, and red wines.
- — Premium bottles available, such as Opus One and Silver Oak.
Standout selections
- — Opus One – Cabernet blend, $750 bottle.
- — Silver Oak Cabernet Sauvignon – $185 bottle.
- — Solena Pinot Noir – $19 glass / $76 bottle.
Pricing: Wine glasses $13-$19; bottles $52-$750.
Beer
Solid beer program with local Florida breweries and a signature collaboration. Includes draft, bottle, can, and cider options.
Menu strengths
- — Includes local Florida breweries and a signature collaboration.
- — Variety of formats: draft, bottle, can, and cider.
Standout selections
- — Edison Signature Pilsner – collaboration with Hidden Springs Ale Works, 5.4% ABV ($13).
- — Motorworks Brewing Pulp Friction – IPA, 6.8% ABV ($14).
- — Chimay Grande Reserve – Belgian strong ale, 9% ABV ($23).
- — Sierra Nevada Hazy Little Thing – hazy IPA.
Pricing: Draft beers $10-$14; bottled/canned $11-$23.
Nonalcoholic
Dedicated zero proof section with creative mocktails using Seedlip and housemade ingredients. Offers thoughtful alternatives for non-drinkers.
Menu strengths
- — Dedicated zero proof section with creative mocktails.; Uses premium non-alcoholic spirits like Seedlip.
Standout selections
- — LZP – Seedlip Grove 42, Seedlip Spice 94, housemade cinnamon cordial, pineapple, orgeat, Fever Tree ginger beer ($12).
- — Disco Melon Soda – cold pressed watermelon juice, strawberry puree, Sprite & lemonade, glow cube.
Pricing: Zero proof cocktails $8-$12.
Spirits
Exceptional spirits selection with rare and high-end options, including bourbon, rye, and absinthe. Whiskey flights and absinthe service add depth.
Menu strengths
- — Extensive spirits selection with rare and limited edition options.
- — Whiskey flights and absinthe service with traditional fountain.
Standout selections
- — Whistlepig 30 year – rye finished in Vermont, $330 (1 oz).
- — George T Stagg – bourbon, $49.
- — Bourbon Flight – Buffalo Trace, Eagle Rare 10 yr, Blanton's ($42).
- — Absinthe Flight – St George, Leopold Brothers, Vieux Pontarlier, served with fountain ($35).
Pricing: Reserve spirits $21-$440 per pour; whiskey flights $32-$46.
How it sits with the food
The monthly Mixology dinner pairs three courses with three curated cocktails. For wine, the diverse list—from sparkling to bold reds—offers flexibility with a range of dishes. The beer list, including local Florida options, suits casual fare.
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