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9 essential cocktails to drink (and where to drink them) in New Orleans

May 12, 2022 by Luxury Gold No Comments

Famed as the cradle of civilised drinking, the city of New Orleans has spent centuries perfecting the art of the cocktail. From historic bars like the Sazerac Bar, Carousel Bar, Antoine’s and Brennan’s, to home-grown cocktails like the Sazerac, the Hurricane, and the Ramos Gin Fizz, there are few other places in the world that compare to the Big Easy’s cocktail culture. You can even visit the Museum of the American Cocktail in this fun-loving city. To celebrate World Cocktail Day on 13 May, we’re embracing the motto of New Orleans – “Laissez les bon temps rouler” or “Let the good times roll” – and diving into 9 of the best cocktails in New Orleans and where to drink them.

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Sazerac at Sazerac Bar – 130 Roosevelt Way, New Orleans

Born and bred in the Big Easy, the Sazerac may just be the official cocktail of New Orleans. Legend says the Sazerac cocktail was the first cocktail ever made and it was invented by Antoine Amédée Peychaud at his pharmacy on Royal Street in New Orleans. The original concoction was made with two locally made ingredients –  Peychaud’s bitters and brandy. Peychaud created the bitters around 1830 as a medicinal tonic and the cocktail became a crowd favourite at the Sazerac Coffee House on Exchange Place in the French Quarter.

A few decades later, in 1870, the main ingredient in the Sazerac was changed to rye whiskey to suit the changing tastes of drinkers at the time. Then, in 1934, they added Herbsaint to the cocktail. This anise-flavoured liqueur was originally created as a substitute for absinthe in New Orleans in 1934. J. Marion Legendre and Reginald Parker invented Herbsaint, after learning how to make absinthe in France in WWI.

Today you can get an authentic Sazerac in a Herbsaint-rinsed glass with bourbon or rye whiskey, a dash of Peychaud’s bitters, a sugar cube, and a lemon peel. But where to get it? While Sazeracs are served in bars all over the city, you’ve got to drink one at the swanky Sazerac Bar in the historic Roosevelt Hotel. This award-winning hotel bar is so dedicated to this iconic New Orleans cocktail they’re named for it, and you won’t find a better Sazerac in the city.

Café Brûlot at Antoine’s – 713 St Louis St, New Orleans

If you like to mix your coffee with your liqueur, this is one of the best cocktails in New Orleans for you. It was invented in the 1890s at Antoine’s Restaurant in the French Quarter by Jules Alciatore, son of the legendary restaurant founder Antoine Alciatore. The flaming cocktail quickly became popular during the Prohibition era as the coffee was the perfect way to hide the alcohol within the drink.

A Café Brûlot is made with cognac, Cointreau or Grand Marnier, cinnamon sticks, whole cloves, dark brown sugar, and New Orleans chicory coffee, but it’s more than just a cocktail – it’s a performance. The blazing drink is prepared tableside with much showmanship, as the waiter will make it in a special brûlot while expertly burning the orange peel in a single spiral.

If you want to see this brilliant show, you’ve got to head to the place where it all began – Antoine’s. This fifth-generation family-owned restaurant is now over 180 years old and if the history doesn’t pull you in, the irresistible scents of coffee, brandy and smouldering citrus definitely will. The grand restaurant even has 14 different dining rooms, each with its own unique history and decor, so you’re sure to have an unforgettable experience here.

 

Brandy Milk Punch at Brennan’s – 417 Royal St, New Orleans

With a history dating all the way back to the 17th century, Brandy Milk Punch is one ancient cocktail. One of the first recorded versions appeared in 1862 in Jerry Thomas’ first-ever bartender’s guide. And while the drink wasn’t invented in the Big Easy, it’s very much a part of New Orleans’ cocktail culture.

The cocktail first emerged in New Orleans in the 1940s. The story goes that famous restaurateur Antoine Alciatore and several other owners of bars and restaurants would gather to play poker. One of those people was Owen Brennan, owner of a bar on Bourbon Street. His friends made a bet with Brennan that he couldn’t open a restaurant as well. Someone remarked, “If there’s dinner at Antoine’s, why can’t there be breakfast at Brennan’s?” This led to the idea of a late and leisurely breakfast – or the modern-day brunch. Cocktails had to be a part of this breakfast tradition, so Brennan chose the Brandy Milk Punch cocktail.

Made with the star ingredients – brandy and milk – along with nutmeg, vanilla extract and powdered sugar, this is a true local favourite. You can even add rum and egg for a heartier drink. Of course, the best place for Brandy Milk Punch is still Brennan’s. Or you could head to Bourbon House to try a spin on the classic – their frozen Bourbon Milk Punch.

Ramos Gin Fizz at Sazerac Bar – 130 Roosevelt Way, New Orleans

The Ramos Gin Fizz is another icon of New Orleans, having been invented right here in the Big Easy. It was first created by Henry C. Ramos in 1888 at his bar, the Imperial Cabinet Saloon. He made it with a winning combo of gin, egg whites, orange flower water, lemon and lime juice, sugar, and cream, but the secret to his recipe was that it called for 12 minutes of vigorous shaking.

When Henry started a new bar called The Stag in 1907, he brought the cocktail with him – along with a team of shakers to help make the classic drink. The shakers stood in a line and each shook it for a minute before passing it down the line. Once it was shaken up, they’d add a dash of soda water to get that signature fizz.

Decades later, after Prohibition ended, the Roosevelt Hotel bought the rights to the drink from Henry C. Ramos’ son. While Henry had originally called the cocktail the New Orleans Fizz, the hotel honoured Henry by renaming it the Ramos Gin Fizz.

The Sazerac Bar in the Roosevelt Hotel is still one of the best places to try this silky drink, so why not order one after trying their famous Sazerac cocktail. They also make a superb Ramos Gin Fizz at the Bar Tonique, Arnaud’s French 75 Bar, or Carousel Bar. Make sure you’re not in a hurry though, as this is one cocktail that needs a lot of time to make perfectly – although we can assure you it’s worth the wait.

 

The Vieux Carré at Carousel Bar – 214 Royal St, New Orleans

 

Famed as the French Quarter cocktail, the Vieux Carré is undoubtedly one of the best cocktails in New Orleans. The name (pronounced “VOO ka-RAY”) translates from French to “Old Square”, an old name for the French Quarter in New Orleans. It was invented here in the 1930s at Hotel Monteleone by head bartender Walter Bergeron. Walter combined cognac, rye whiskey, sweet vermouth, Bénédictine, Angostura bitters, and the home-grown Peychaud’s bitters – and the resulting drink certainly packs a punch.

The best place to enjoy this cocktail is in the same place it was invented – Hotel Monteleone. The hotel’s cocktail lounge where Walter first made the Vieux Carré has been known as the Carousel Bar since 1949. The bar not only makes the best Vieux Carré, but it also has a famous menu serving classic New Orleans cocktails like the Ramos Gin Fizz and Brandy Milk Punch.

But the cocktails aren’t the only star here. The Carousel Bar is aptly named as it’s centred around a large vintage rotating carousel where you sit to enjoy your drinks. You’ll slowly revolve around, taking in the old-world glamour and atmosphere – and it’s a classic New Orleans experience.

 

Hurricane at Pat O’Brien’s Bar – 718 St Peter St, New Orleans

​​Jimmy Buffet once sang, “Pour me something tall and strong. Make it a hurricane, before I go insane.” He was talking about the legendary Hurricane drink, invented right here in New Orleans at Pat O’Brien’s Bar.

The bartenders of Pat O’Brien’s Bar first created the Hurricane in the 1940s after Prohibition ended. There was too much rum going around and Pat O’Brien’s liquor distributor would only sell them other popular liquors like scotch whiskey if they took large quantities of rum. To help get rid of the excess rum, they concocted the Hurricane, a powerful cocktail made of rum, lemon juice, and passionfruit syrup. They served it in hurricane lamp-shaped glasses and it ended up being their most popular cocktail.

Today, it’s one of the most famous New Orleans drinks and the best place to try it is still Pat O’Brien’s. You can still get it in an iconic hurricane lamp-shaped glass and the modern-day version also has a dash of grenadine and a cherry or orange slice garnish. This beloved bar is famous for more than just cocktails though. You’ll love kicking back in the courtyard by the flaming fountain while listening to duelling piano music.

Absinthe Frappé at the Old Absinthe House – 240 Bourbon St, New Orleans

Invented in the 1860s by head bartender ​​Cayetano Ferrer at Aleix Coffee House, the Absinthe Frappé is one of the best cocktails in New Orleans. In fact, the drink was so popular that Aleix Coffee House was renamed the Absinthe Room by the new owner Cayetano Ferrer after the cocktail was created.

The bar is now known as the Old Absinthe House and you can still enjoy this simple yet potent cocktail here. It’s made with absinthe, rich syrup, chilled soda water, and optional anisette, and it comes in a bright neon green colour. But don’t let the mesmerising colour fool you – this cocktail’s main ingredient, absinthe, has up to 70% ABV, so you’ll want to pace yourself.

While you sip your cocktails at the Old Absinthe House, don’t forget to take in the history of this charming institution. The original bar opened in 1807 and it was here that Andrew Jackson and the notorious pirate Jean Lafitte planned their strategy in the Battle of New Orleans. You’ll also be walking in the footsteps of many famous figures who have enjoyed a drink here including Oscar Wilde, Mark Twain, Edgar Allen Poe, General Lee, P.T. Barnum, and Voodoo Queen, Marie Laveau.

French 75 at Arnaud’s French 75 Bar – 813 Bienville St, New Orleans

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While the original version of the famous French 75 cocktail was invented in London’s Savoy Hotel with gin and champagne, you’ll find a slightly different version down in New Orleans. At the French 75 Bar, attached to the iconic Arnaud’s restaurant, they make the signature cocktail with Moët & Chandon and cognac instead of gin since cognac is a French spirit. It’s a toast to the city’s French roots and Arnaud’s has been perfecting their craft since 1918.

The upscale atmosphere of Arnaud’s makes it the perfect place to sip on the elegant French 75. Expect to be served your cocktail in a tall champagne flute, garnished with a twist of lemon peel. And with white-tuxedoed bartenders, love seats, and a wooden bar reclaimed from an antique store, a leisurely afternoon here will take you back in time to the heyday of the roaring 20s.

 

Pimm’s Cup at Napoleon House – 500 Chartres St, New Orleans

The New Orleans locals have a knack for revamping classic British beverages – and the Pimm’s Cup is no different. It’s a beloved summer beverage in Britain, but it’s made for a place like New Orleans, where it’s hot almost all year round. Since the locals have been enjoying Pimm’s Cup for almost a century, this British icon has become a treasured part of New Orleans’ cocktail culture.

The historic Napoleon House bar and restaurant first began serving the refreshing Pimm’s Cup in the late 1940s. A savvy bartender at Napoleon House took the original Pimm’s No. 1 Cup and gave it a makeover by adding lemonade, 7-Up, and a cucumber garnish.

The building of Napoleon House has an interesting history too, as it was originally the home of Nicholas Girod, the mayor of New Orleans from 1812 to 1815. Nicholas kept the house ready for the French Emperor ​​Napoleon Bonaparte, in the event he needed to escape France. While Napoleon never arrived in New Orleans, his namesake building is a beloved institution and the best place in the Big Easy to enjoy a Pimm’s Cup. Cheers to that!

What are your favourite cocktails to enjoy in New Orleans? Let us know in the comments below…

 

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Exclusive Encounters: The Chairman’s Collection

December 10, 2021 by Luxury Gold No Comments

Often one of the most rewarding aspects of travel is the people we meet. These cherished interactions forge an unforgettable connection with a destination and create lasting memories. If you love meeting fascinating people, then look no further than our exclusive Chairman’s Collection.

Now imagine if you met a cosmonaut. What would you ask them about their journey into space? Or if you were to explore a palace with an Austrian Princess, what would you want to know about her heritage and her home?

Choose to travel with Luxury Gold on a Chairman’s Collection departure and connect with an eclectic and inspiring range of people, including legendary locals, European nobility and celebrated icons. Along with stunning destinations, VIP experiences, 5-star hotels and exceptional dining, here are the Chairman’s Collection delights that will await you on your luxury guided tour:

Discover the secrets of space with a cosmonaut in Russia

Remarkable Russia

For all of us travelers, no matter how adventurous, outer space remains a destination we are unlikely to ever see for ourselves. So, the next best thing is to meet someone who has been. Journey with us on a Chairman’s Collection departure and join retired cosmonaut Aleksander Laveykin for a personal guided tour of the Museum of Cosmonautics in Moscow. Aleksander spent 174 days in space so can answer all your burning questions about this most exclusive of exclusive destinations!

Meet an Austrian Princess

Harmony of Central Europe

When you step inside Artstetten Castle, for a private drinks reception with of Princess Anita von Hohenberg, you will be enchanted by both the setting and the company. A captivating storyteller, the Princess takes you back in time on a fascinating journey through her Habsburg heritage. A direct descendant of Archduke Franz Ferdinand of Austria, whose assassination in 1914 lead to the outbreak of World War I, Princess Anita has countless stories which she is delighted to share exclusively with Luxury Gold guests.

See India through the eyes of a renowned journalist and historian

Imperial Rajasthan, Grand India 

There really is no better way to discover the true heart of a destination than over a delicious dinner with a renowned local historian and journalist. Journey to India and in the vibrant capital Delhi you will meet with Rana Safvi and enjoy an intimate dinner at Sana-Di-Ge. Here Rana will teach you about her studies of Indian culture and how they relate to present day life in India. Dine on the finest seafood, share experiences and delve deep into the heart of this fascinating country.

Dine with Nobility in Italy

Ultimate Italy 

Imagine meandering through vineyards in the heart of Tuscany and learning about winemaking from a master. For 25 generations, the Mazzei family has been producing exceptional wines at the beautiful Castello di Fonterutoli, and the Marchese Mazzei himself will take you on a tour of his beloved ancestral home. Let your senses run wild over a lunch of Tuscan delights and taste some of the finest Chianti wines, the perfect way to toast this special occasion.

Discover the history of Peru

Treasures of the Incas, Grand South America

In Lima, meet with the fascinating Dr. Francisco Diez-Canseco Távara, as he invites you to lunch at his beautiful villa. As you dine you will learn all about his family’s long heritage in Peru, which includes former presidents of Peru and Spanish nobility. A tour of his ancestral home reveals many precious artifacts, including a framed telegram from President John F. Kennedy commending his ancestor as a “fighter for freedom, democracy and social justice.” We guarantee you will come away with a deep and personal insight into the history of this fascinating country, and with many warm memories of a once-in-a-lifetime encounter.

Explore exquisite gardens with an English Duchess

British Royale, Castles & Kingdoms

For lovers of horticulture and aristocracy, this meeting is simply unforgettable. Meet with Her Grace, the Duchess of Northumberland, as she personally welcomes you for a private tour of her beloved Alnwick Castle Gardens. Join the Head Gardener for a tour of the 12 acre site and explore the serpent garden and ornate fountains, and the world’s largest Tai Haku Cherry Orchard. Hear from The Duchess the fascinating and personal story of how she has restored this exquisite garden to its former 18th century glory over the last twenty years. You’ll also be able to indulge your taste buds over a delicious seasonal lunch and explore the magnificent 11th century castle, with the guidance of a local expert.

Meet music legends in Nashville, USA

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Southern Grace, The Sumptuous Soul of America

What better way to discover Music City than alongside one of the stars who contributed to its legacy? Charlie McCoy, a Country Music Hall of Fame musician and Grammy-winning artist, has collaborated with famous musicians like Elvis Presley, Bob Dylan and Loretta Lynn.  Brenda Lee is the recipient of a Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award for her contribution to music, being the top-charting solo female vocalist of the 1960s. Only when traveling on a Luxury Gold Chairman’s Collection departure will you meet one of these legendary locals during your time in Nashville – a story you will be telling over and over and again.

Learn all about Guinness in Ireland

Ultimate Ireland, Castles & Kingdoms

In delightful Dublin, learn all about the history of the Guinness brewing empire from its heir, Patrick Guinness himself. Patrick, who has spent his life researching his family, teaches you about Irish history, the origins of his ancestor Arthur Guinness’ brewing empire, and what it took to succeed. You can read more about this exclusive get-together in our recent Luxury Gold blog here.

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At Luxury Gold we believe that every aspect of travel should be truly exceptional, and we hope you have been inspired to join us one day on a Chairman’s Collection departure. These elite experiences were personally curated by our late Chairman, Mr. Stanley Tollman, calling upon his extensive connections and inspired by his life in travel.

For more information on Luxury Gold’s Chairman’s Collection and how to select departures click here. 

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The World’s Friendliest Cities

October 28, 2021 by Luxury Gold No Comments

As keen travelers we love to meet new people and experience other cultures, it is what travel is all about. Most cities around the world are welcoming to visitors, but some have earned an exceptional reputation for being incredibly friendly.

Here, at Luxury Gold, we’ve been doing some research and have highlighted some of the stand-out destinations on the friendliness scale – these cities are easy to navigate, offer amazing hospitality and a fun, jovial atmosphere. Now what could be considered more luxurious than a genuine warm welcome?

Dublin, Ireland

World renowned for its friendly people, Ireland is an enchanting country from its quaint villages and sublime landscapes to its vibrant towns and cities. To experience the very best of a warm Irish welcome, take a journey to its effervescent capital Dublin. A must for enthusiasts of history, literature, music and Guinness, Dublin is small but has it all. Experience the craic, a mixture of humor, intelligence, fun and entertainment for which Ireland is famous, and is guaranteed to make any visitor feel at home

The Custom House is a neoclassical 18th century building in Dublin, Ireland which houses the Department of the Environment, Heritage and Local Government.

Indulge in the very best of Dublin on our Ultimate Ireland and Castles & Kingdoms luxury guided tours. Both spend two nights in Dublin, staying in the gorgeous boutique Dylan Hotel. Choose to travel on a Chairman’s Collection departure and experience the ultimate in friendly invitations, as Patrick Guinness, historian, author and one of the heirs to the Guinness business dynasty joins you, after hours, at the Little Museum. Savor a a glass of sparkling, along with museum founder Trevor White, enjoy warm conversation and learn about Irish history and the origins of the Guinness’ brewing empire.

Vancouver, Canada

Majestic mountains, glistening oceans, rainforests, beaches and beautiful foliage make Vancouver an unmissable destination on any nature-lovers bucket list.  This coastal, seaport city is one of the most ethnically and linguistically diverse cities in Canada, truly a city for everyone, and is known for its affable, approachable people. Enjoy extensive parks, theatres and galleries, and treat yourself with fantastic shopping.

Tourists in Capilano Suspension Bridge and Park, Vancouver.

Arrive in Vancouver in style on our Majesty of the Rockies luxury guided tour, aboard the Rocky Mountaineer train. Taking the sumptuous Gold Leaf Service, indulge in gourmet dining and glorious panoramic views from the glass domed coach as you travel from Jasper to Vancouver. With a full day to explore this friendly city, see the sights, soak up the views  and enjoy a MAKE TRAVEL MATTER® Experience at Salmon n’ Bannock, the only restaurant in the city owned and operated by members of Canada’s First Nations.

Nashville, Tennessee, U.S.

In the country music capital of the world, expect a host of good-natured southerners who will flash you a smile and tip their cowboy hats to say hello. Nashville is a city eternally tapping its feet to the rhythm of life, where you will find good manners, intoxicating music and the very best of barbeque cuisine.

Nashville Tennessee

For music lovers, a visit to Nashville on The Sumptuous Soul of America and Southern Grace luxury guided tours is a truly unmissable VIP Experience, taking you deep into the heart of “Music City”. Tour historic Studio B with a professional sound engineer and take part in a choir-style recording session – you can even take home a copy of the recording as a one-of-a-kind souvenir to impress your friends and family! Join an esteemed singer/songwriter for an in-depth tour of the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum. Then to top off an unforgettable day, take in a live performance at the Grand Ole Opry, country’s most famous stage.

If you choose to travel on a The Sumptuous Soul of America and Southern Grace Chairman’s Collection departure, you will meet one of two music legends, either Country Hall of Fame musician Charlie McCoy or Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award recipient Brenda Lee, for a special introduction to the city’s impressive music history. Wow!

Tokyo, Japan

Japan is renowned as a friendly, welcoming country, with a culture that places great value on courteous and gracious behavior, and its magnificent capital, the huge metropolis of Tokyo, is no different. An intoxicating mix of the ultramodern and traditional, where neon-lit skyscrapers sit alongside historic temples, there a new surprise for visitors around every corner. Despite its size, the city is so clean it almost looks brand new and, if you ever find yourself a bit lost in all the bustle, even with the language barrier you are never short of a helpful local to show you the way.

Tokyo Sky Tree and cherry blossom during spring at Japan.

Explore this amazing city and country on our 11-Day Majestic Japan luxury guided tour, and get deep into the heart of the fascinating culture and delectable cuisine with the expert guidance of your Traveling Concierge. Stay at the 5-star Imperial Hotel which has welcomed royalty, heads of state and celebrities for over 120 years, and enjoy flawless Japanese hospitality and sumptuous rooms. For lovers of gastronomy, choose to join a cooking class and learn about the art of making sushi, using the highest quality fish. Test your artistic skills and discover why it takes ten years to become a Master Sushi Chef!

Copenhagen, Denmark

Home to some of the world’s happiest people, cutting-edge architecture and radiating a laid-back lifestyle, Copenhagen is a colorful, welcoming city. Compact and easy to navigate, the danish capital is picturesque and surrounded by sea, with a center largely given over to pedestrians. Cafes and exceptional museums rule by day, with a vibrant music scene taking over the night. Famous landmarks include the Little Mermaid, the Rosenborg Castle and the Renaissance Stock Exchange.

Nyhavn with colorful facades of old houses and old ships in the Old Town of Copenhagen, capital of Denmark

Our Timeless Scandinavia luxury guided tour takes you on a magical 12-day voyage through friendly Nordic lands, starting in Copenhagen and finishing in Oslo, Norway.  A Luxury Gold highlight in Copenhagen, above and beyond the standard sights, is Tivoli, an amusement park founded in 1843 and considered a national treasure. Enjoy beautifully manicured gardens, let your hair down with thrilling rides and revel in the entertainment and enchanting atmosphere – a guaranteed a fun night out.

Budapest, Hungary

Budapest is a sight to behold, spread out either side of the mighty Danube River, everywhere you look there is beautiful architecture and, when lit up at night, it is a truly unforgettable experience. Everywhere you turn, friendly residents are very keen to show off their customs, traditions and warm hospitality – expect music, smiles and lot of entertainment.

View of Budapest and the Danube river

Spend a blissful two nights in Budapest on our 13-day Harmony of Central Europe luxury guided tour, which also takes in Prague, Vienna, Kraków and Warsaw. Visit the stunning, neo-Gothic Parliament Building and see the Holy Crown of Hungary. Admire St Stephen’s Basilica, explore the medieval Castle District and visit the Fisherman’s Bastion and Matthias Church. Indulge your senses at the Michelin-starred Borkonyha Winekitchen, with its innovative and creative gourmet cuisine that combines French bistro style and contemporary Hungarian influence.

Feeling Inspired by the friendliness?

Well, we hope you’re feeling warm and fuzzy from all this friendliness, and that it has got you thinking about where to travel next for your dream vacation.

Whenever you choose to travel, we invite you to make up for lost time and treat yourself with Luxury Gold. Enjoy 5-star hotels, exceptional dining and exclusive VIP experiences that will stay with you forever. From the moment you leave your home until you return, you don’t have to worry about a thing, with your Traveling Concierge and Well-Being Director ensuring a flawless and luxurious journey tailored for you.

For more information on the fabulous destinations and luxury guided tours mentioned here, and all the amazing destinations in our collection, take a look at our website and interactive brochure for 2022 & 2023.

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