Discover a new flavor from South America also known as the 5th white spirit. Pisco is a type of brandy made from grapes at the foothill of the Andes Mountains and is a versatile spirit that you can mix into your favorite cocktails, replacing some other traditional spirits like vodka. Pisco Portón is created at the Hacienda La Caravedo, the oldest distillery in the Americas. This unique liquor captures citrus and spicy flavors with a lasting aroma handcrafted in a beautiful bottle with a Peruvian landscape.

Kick off this special occasion on February 2nd with National Pisco Day and celebrate at the many restaurants around the country that are offering specials and some of their very own cocktail creations.

Pisco Drink with Pisco Porton
Pisco Drink with Pisco Porton

Pisco Portón Cocktail creations recipes

Portón Pisco Sour

1-1/2 parts Portón pisco
1/2 part fresh lime juice
1/2 part simple syrup
1/4 part egg white
Shake ingredients with ice. Strain into chilled glass. Garnish with a dash of bitters.

E.B.D “Evelyn’s Back Door”

By Christian Sanders
Evelyn, New York

2 parts white pepper-infused Portón
3/4 part yuzu citrus blend**
3/4 part house syrup
1 dash Angostura Bitters
3/4 part egg white

Add all ingredients into shaker and dry shake (no ice) well. Add ice and shake well again before double straining into glass. Garnish with cracked white peppercorn, and to with 2 additional drops of Angostura bitters

The Hawthorne Sour

By Brian Hawthorne
The Wayland, New York

2 parts Portón
3/4 part lemon juice
3/4 part grapefruit juice
1/2 part egg white
3/4 part dry white wine

Add all ingredients into shaker. Dry shake (no ice) well. Add ice and shake well again before double straining into a glass. Garnish with a dash of angostura bitters.

**Yuzu Citrus Blend:

Combine 3/5 part Yuzu (bitter Japanese citrus) with 2/5 part lemon juice.

Nadia’s Tail

By Julia Momose
Willow, Baltimore

1 1/2 parts Portón
1 Egg White
3/4 part Fresh Grapefruit Juice
1/2 part Green Cardamon Syrup
Pinch of Whole Pink Peppercorns
Cranberry Bitters (Garnish)

Dry shake first five ingredients, then shake over ice and double strain into a chilled cocktail glass. Finish with a Cranberry Bitters flourish and a few Pink Peppercorns.

Chica Chong

Created by Ashley Danella
PB Steak, Miami
1-3/4 parts Portón
3/4 part lemon juice
1/2 part rich cinnamon pineapple Demerara syrup*
1 egg white
1/2 part ice

Put all ingredients in blender, blend until frothy. Serve in stemmed cocktail glass. Top with Chicha Morada bitters.

*Cinnamon Pineapple Demerara Syrup: Create simple syrup (2:1 sugar to water,) bring to boil and add cinnamon and whole pieces pineapple. Reduce to simmer for 2 minutes and then fine strain to create syrup.

Enjoy Pisco Portón in the following places this coming February 2nd

Chicago

Sushi Samba
sushisamba.com

Nacional 27
n27chicago.com

Between
betweenchicago.com

Pisco Porton in NYC
all the following restaurants will be offering half priced Portón Sours all day and night on February 2nd.

The Wayland
thewaylandnyc.com

Evelyn
velynnyc.com

Tacu Tacu
nsixtacutacu.com

Esperanto
esperantony.com

San Francisco:
La Mar Cebichería
lamarcebicheria.com
On February 2nd hosting a Pisco Sour Day party, where they will be giving away a trip to Peru. Raffle tickets are $15.

Limon
limonsf.com
Try one of 5 different Chilcano infusions with Portón, including coconut, lychee, pineapple, mango, cinnamon-clove, prunes). Each $10 on February 2nd.

Pisco Lounge
piscosf.com
Visit the 1st pisco bar in America! On February 2nd Portón pisco sours are $5 each.

Poquito
poquitosf.com
Try a traditional Portón Sour, made with a homemade syrup, infused with cloves, cinnamon and some secret ingredients – on February 2nd $9 each.

Baltimore:
Willow
willowbaltimore.com

Miami:
PB Steak
pbsteak.com

Houston:
Latin Bites
latinbitescafe.com
Complimentary Portón pisco sour flights all day on Saturday, February 2nd