Chappy Hour: Classic and Modern Warhol Cocktails + No Work Finished Here

A few years ago, Liz Worth started working on a project that translated each page of Andy Warhol’s A, a factory novel into a work of poetry. Collectively known as No Work Finished Here (BookThug, 2015) Worth’s poems allow a new generation of readers to access the artist’s ideas. In order to properly appreciate the work that went into No Work Finished Here, I thought it was appropriate that we share two Warhol Cocktails – the first is more sophisticated with traditional liqueurs. The second is a very modern twist.

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A few years ago, Liz Worth started working on a project that translated each page of Andy Warhol’s A, a factory novel into a work of poetry. Collectively known as No Work Finished Here (BookThug, 2015) Worth’s poems allow a new generation of readers to access the artist’s ideas. In order to properly appreciate the work that went into No Work Finished Here, I thought it was appropriate that we share two Warhol Cocktails – the first is more sophisticated with traditional liqueurs. The second is a very modern twist.
The Classic WarholWhat you Need:
Crushed ice
1 1/2 oz. cognac
1/2 oz. Benedictine
1/3 oz. Lillet Blanc
2 dashes orange bitters
Orange peel for garnish
What to Do:Fill your cocktail shaker half-way with crushed ice. Add Cognac, Benedictine, Lillet Blanc and bitters to shaker. Cover and shake vigorously for 30 seconds. Pour into chilled cocktail glass, garnish and serve.The Modern WarholWhat you Need:
Crushed ice
1 oz. orange vodka
1 oz. strawberry vodka
½ oz. peach nectar
½ oz. heavy cream
Chilled cocktail glass
1 oz. chilled champagne
Lemon peel, for garnish
What to Do:Fill a cocktail shaker half-way with crushed ice. Add orange and strawberry vodkas, peach nectar and heavy cream to the cocktail shaker. Cover and shake vigorously for 20 seconds. Strain the contents of the cocktail shaker into a chilled cocktail glass. Pour 1 oz. chilled champagne over the cocktail. Garnish and serve.(source)What to Read:
Read an excerpt from No Work Finished Here by Liz Worth here.