Cocktail bar
Unclaimed profileTiconderoga Club
Atlanta, GA · $$$
Inebrious
Beverage Program Score
The editorial take
Ticonderoga Club's beverage program is a study in confident versatility: house cocktails like the Ticonderoga Cup and the $23 Reserve Ticonderoga Cup show layered ambition, while the wine list spans Bandol rosé to Barolo. A deep spirits locker with 1oz pours and a dedicated booze-free section round out a program that rewards exploration. Customers consistently praise the cocktails as well-crafted and strong.
- What should I order?
- Start with the Ticonderoga Cup, a house signature blending aged rum, cognac, cream sherry, pineapple, lemon, and mint. For a splurge, the Reserve Ticonderoga Cup upgrades to Rhum JM VSOP and Dudognon élection' Cognac. The Very Nice Daiquiri, made with Rhum Clément XO, is a classic well-executed.
- Who will enjoy this place?
- Cocktail enthusiasts seeking creative, well-crafted drinks will find much to admire. Wine lovers will appreciate the international selection with rare bottles like Egly-Ouriet Champagne. Spirits connoisseurs can explore agave, rum, and cognac in flexible 1oz or 2oz pours.
- When should I go?
- Anytime the mood for a serious cocktail or a rare pour strikes. The frozen drink, noted as potent, suits a warm afternoon or late evening.
- What should I expect to spend?
- House cocktails run $14-$16, with the Reserve Ticonderoga Cup at $23 and Choice Cups up to $20. By-the-glass wines are $12-$17; bottles start at $62. Draft beers are $7; non-alcoholic drinks are $7-$10.
- What makes the beverage program distinctive?
- The program balances a playful cocktail menu with a serious wine list and a deep spirits locker. The 'Choice Cups' section offers classic cocktails like the Red Hook, while the 'Booze-Free' section provides thoughtful non-alcoholic options. The TC Boilermaker adds a unique twist.
Beverage categories
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Cocktails
Creative house cocktails with a range of spirits and flavors, from the Ticonderoga Cup to the mezcal-based Rising Fall.
Menu strengths
- — Diverse menu with house originals and classic cups
- — High-quality ingredients like Rhum Clément XO and Dudognon Cognac
Standout selections
- — Ticonderoga Cup - Aged rum, cognac, cream sherry, pineapple, lemon, mint ($16)
- — Reserve Ticonderoga Cup - Rhum JM VSOP, Dudognon élection' Cognac, Lustau East India Sherry ($23)
- — Very Nice Daiquiri - Rhum Clément XO, lime, cane ($20)
Pricing: House cocktails $14-$16; Reserve Ticonderoga Cup $23; Choice Cups $18-$20.
Wine
Extensive wine list with international selections, including rare Champagne and Burgundy. By-the-glass options start at $12, with a Carignan + Syrah at that price.
Menu strengths
- — Broad international scope from France, Italy, Spain, Germany, California
- — Rare and high-end bottles like Egly-Ouriet and Chassagne-Montrachet
Standout selections
- — Rosé of Cinsault + Mourvedre 2025 Ch Pradeaux, Bandol ($68)
- — Albariño 2024 Nanclares y Prieto 'Alberto Nanclares', Rias Baixas ($100)
- — Gamay 2024 Anne-Sophie Dubois 'Les Cocottes', Fleurie ($64)
Pricing: By-the-glass $12-$17; bottles $62-$280.
Beer
Compact but well-chosen beer list with local drafts and international bottles. Includes a non-alcoholic IPA and a TC Boilermaker option.
Menu strengths
- — Local draft options like Halfway Crooks Lager; Non-alcoholic IPA available
Standout selections
- — Halfway Crooks 'Super Super Turbo Turbo' Lager ($7)
- — Athletic Brewing 'Free Wave' N/A IPA ($5)
Pricing: Draft $7; bottles/cans $4.5-$12.
Nonalcoholic
Dedicated 'Booze-Free' section with thoughtful options like Saline Sibling and N/A Spritz. Prices are reasonable, and the program is inclusive.
Menu strengths
- — Dedicated non-alcoholic menu section; Creative ingredients like ginger, hibiscus, and tonic
Standout selections
- — Saline Sibling - Ginger, lime, hibiscus, tonic, salt ($8)
- — N/A Spritz - N/A Aperitivo, lemon, orange cordial, soda ($10)
- — Shirley Temple - Lemon-lime, cane, grenadine, soda, cherry ($7)
Pricing: $7-$10.
Spirits
Deep spirits locker covering agave, rum, single malt, bourbon & rye, cognac & armagnac, and fortified wines. Flexible pour sizes and rare bottlings.
Menu strengths
- — Extensive selection with rare and high-end options; 1oz and 2oz pours for flexibility
Standout selections
- — El Mero Mero Tobala Mezcal ($11/$22)
Pricing: 1oz and 2oz pours from $6 to $70.
How it sits with the food
While food is not the focus, the cocktail menu's use of sherry and tropical flavors could complement light seafood or salty snacks. The wine list's breadth, including whites from Sancerre and reds from Burgundy, offers pairing flexibility for a range of dishes.
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