Photo: Greg DuPree; Prop Stylist: Kathleen Varner, Food Stylist: Mary Claire Britton
Columbia Room
Washington, D.C.
During D.C.'s steamy campaign season of 1883, lobbyist Joe Rickey found himself spending lots of quality time at Shoomaker's bar, where he took to a refreshing mix of rye, Apollinaris water, and lemon juice. Lime and gin soon replaced Rickey's preference for whiskey, reinventing the Mid-Atlantic's preferred summer salve.
How to Make It
Place sherry, lime juice, cucumber juice, and salted lime oleo in a highball glass; stir. Top with club soda and fill glass with ice. Garnish with a lime wedge and a cucumber ribbon.
