Aperol Spritz
The Veneto's orange aperitivo, poured three, two, one
Italy's aperitivo-hour spritz: prosecco, Aperol and soda water built over ice in a wine glass with an orange slice, in the 3-2-1 proportion.
A digital cocktail destination
Every spirit has a story. Step in, take a seat at the bar, and let Jewelle Lum pour you one.
Not a physical bar. No reservations, only recipes.
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Recipe Book
Take a seat. 22 pours, each with exact measures and a line of story.
Ingredients
Syrups, tinctures, botanicals and the shelf of jars behind every drink.
History
Where cocktails came from, with the folklore kept honestly apart from the record.
World map
A globe of drinks. Click a country, find what it poured into the world.
Craft
Stirring, shaking, clarifying, batching. Technique you can repeat at home.
Bookings
Book Jewelle for a private engagement: the rate, what it covers and what to tell us.
Creator
Meet Jewelle Lum, the bartender, writer and host of this place.
From the menu
The Veneto's orange aperitivo, poured three, two, one
Italy's aperitivo-hour spritz: prosecco, Aperol and soda water built over ice in a wine glass with an orange slice, in the 3-2-1 proportion.
Bourbon, Campari and sweet vermouth: the Negroni's Paris cousin
A stirred bitter-sweet whiskey cocktail from 1920s Paris: bourbon, Campari and sweet vermouth, served over a large cube or up with an orange twist.
Brazil's lime and cane spirit short drink, built in the glass
Brazil's national cocktail: cachaca, fresh lime wedges and sugar muddled together and built over ice in a rocks glass.
Rum, lime and sugar, shaken until the tin frosts
The Cuban rum sour: white rum, fresh lime juice and simple syrup, shaken hard and served straight up in a chilled coupe.
Gin, lemon and champagne, named for a field gun
A sparkling gin sour from the 1920s: gin, fresh lemon juice and sugar shaken, then topped with chilled champagne. A cognac version is also traditional.
Hot whiskey coffee under a cold cream float, from the Shannon estuary
A hot drink of Irish whiskey, strong filter coffee and demerara sugar, finished with lightly whipped cream floated over the back of a spoon.
The house
The Fabled Pour is a publication, not a venue. It is written and hosted by Jewelle Lum, a Las Vegas craft bartender, and it exists to share recipes that work, the history behind them told honestly, and the small rituals of a well-made drink.
Classics are cited. International drinks are mapped to the places that claim them, disputes included. House concepts are labelled as concepts until Jewelle has tasted and approved them.