On The Rocks Bar Signature Cocktails

Sunset On The Rocks
Herradura reposado tequila, Rhum Clement Creole Shrubb sugarcane liqueur and citrus juice.  A splash of pomegranate grenadine completes our signature cocktail.
“Comes with your own groovy shades.”  9.

Tequila Mockingbird II
Herradura reposado tequila, lemon juice, limoncello, Angostura bitters, shaken and served cold in a martini glass.  Named by our wonderful New Orleans friend Bryan Batt, star of stage and screen.  10.75 

Lemon Kiss
Grey Goose citron vodka, limoncello, and house made sour mix  served in an ice cold martini glass frosted with sugar.  8.5 

Brake Tag   
Southern Comfort, Disaronno amaretto, orange juice, and cranberry juice. In New Orleans, a brake tag is your vehicle’s inspection sticker – another one of our colloquialisms.  8.75

Caipirinha   
The word Caipira means “countryman”, and this little drink originates from the countryside of Brazil.  Fresh lime juice, Sagatiba Cachaça, and simple syrup mix form a unique, refreshing libation.  7.75 

Royal Bermuda Yacht Club  
Mt. Gay rum, fresh lime juice, Cointreau, and our secret    ingredient.  This cocktail gets its name from the Royal Bermuda Yacht Club in the early 1800’s.  7.75  

Whiskey Smash  
Makers Mark bourbon, fresh mint, orange curacao, and fresh lemon juice.  This Dale Degroff creation is now a Commander’s house favorite. 9.75

Adelaide Swizzle  
This refreshment is named after aunt Adelaide, and it is   comprised of  New Orleans ingredients.  Old New    Orleans amber rum, fresh lime juice, club soda, and our very own secret ingredient.  7.75

Commanders Bloody Mary  
Absolut vodka, Chef Danny Trace’s bloody mary mix, and a Creole seasoned rim garnished with beef jerky, pickled okra, green beans, and olives.  6.75  

Huckleberry Tea   
44 Degree North Huckleberry vodka, amaretto, and house made sour mix with orange pekoe cut black tea.  7.5   

Sake Pom   
Concocted by Michael Brewer for the Tales of the    Cocktail Competition.  Momokowa sake, Pama     pomegranate liqueur, and Champagne with a cayenne sugar rim complete this inviting cocktail.  9.   

Chocolate Martini   
Rivaled by none, this rich and decadent cocktail may be better suited with dessert or as dessert.  Cruzan Black Strap rum, 100% cocoa powder, and Godiva dark chocolate round out this chocolate indulgence.  8.5  

Emerald Coast Margarita   
Herra-Durra tequila, fresh squeezed lime juice, and agave nectar make this one of the most unique twists on a timeless classic.  8.5   

Nutty Squirrel  
Frangelico, sugar and heavy cream make this surprisingly simple drink great for an after dinner cocktail.  7.5   

Dark and Stormy   
What bar on the Gulf would be complete without this classic?  Gosling’s rum and ginger beer complement each other in this tropical staple.  7.5   

Mojito   
Bacardi light, fresh mint, fresh lime, and a touch of sugar with a splash of soda. Once again, a must have for any bar in a tropical setting.  8.25

New Orleans Classics

Sazerac  
Herbsaint, Peychaud’s bitters, Angostura bitters, Sazerac rye whiskey, and a touch of sweetness completes this New Orleans original.  A drink that tastes like a drink!  8.25   

Side Car   
Chilled Brandy, fresh lemon juice, and Cointreau.  This 1920’s favorite has been revived by cocktail lovers of all ages, and it’s Lally Brennan’s favorite.  8.25 

Champagne Cocktail
Angostura bitters saturated sugar cube placed in a glass of Champagne with a lemon twist.  This drink can be traced back to Jerry Thomas’ Bon Vivant’s Companion from the 1800’s.  7.   

Pimms Cup   
Pimms No. 1, house made sour mix, and a splash of sprite garnished with a slice of cucumber.  The bold  flavors of Pimms Cup are perfectly balanced in this   refreshing favorite.  7.25  

Mint Julep
Fresh mint, Old Charter bourbon, and a splash of brandy completes this Kentucky Derby signature cocktail.  8.25   

Classic Martini   
Grey Goose vodka, Noilly Prat dry vermouth, garnished with olives or a lemon twist.  12.   

Old Fashioned   
Muddled orange and cherry, with Maker’s Mark bourbon, Angostura bitters, and a splash of simple syrup.  This cocktail, dating back to 1915, is one of the most recognized classics.  8.25   

Manhattan 
Makers Mark bourbon, sweet vermouth, and a hint of Angostura bitters stirred and served into a martini glass.  This is one of New York’s originals dating back to the late 1800’s.  10.

Wines By The Glass

Sparkling Wine     
Brut — Commander’s Palace        10.
Demi-Sec — M. Lawrence, Fizz        8.
        
White Wines        
Symphony — IronStone Vineyards        7.
Pinot Gris — Noble Estate        8.
Sauvignon Blanc — Sauvignon Republic        11.
Chardonnay — Wishing Tree        8.
Chardonnay — Ferrari Carano        13.5
Chardonnay — Chappellet        18.
Riesling — Clean Slate        7.
Grüner Veltliner — Proidl        14.
Albariño — Martin Codax        9.
Ugni Blanc — Tariquet        7.

Red Wines                              
Light Blend—Vale Do Bomfim
Douro Valley, Portugal        8.
Pinot Noir — Laetitia        13.
Pinot Noir —  Noble Estate, Reserve        19.
Merlot —  Markham        14.
Malbec — El Felino, Paul Hobbs        14.
Cabernet Sauvignon — Castle Rock        8.
Cabernet Sauvignon — BR Cohn        13.
Cabernet Sauvignon — Cask         25.
Zinfandel — Cline        11.
Blend — PreVail, Ferrari-Carano        20.

Fine Scotch Whisky

   
Speyside    
Aberlour 16 yr    11.25
The Balvenie 12 yr    13.
The Balvenie 15 yr    20.
The Balvenie 25 yr    55.
The Balvenie 30 yr    110.
The Oban 14 yr    14.
Glenfiddich 12 yr    10.25
Glenfiddich 15 yr “Solera Reserve”    11.25
Glenfiddich 18 yr “Ancient Reserve”    24.5
The Glenlivet 12 yr    10.25
The Macallan 12 yr    10.25
The Macallan 18 yr    30.
The Macallan 21 yr    45.

Islay    
Ardbeg 10 yr    18.25
Laphroaig 15 yr    18.25
Lagavulin 16 yr    19.

Highlands/Costal Highlands    
Glenmorange 10 yr    12.
Singleton 12 yr    13.
The Dalmore 15 yr    15.

Vatted Malt    
Compass Box Peat Monster    15.

Blended    
Dewars 12 yr    10.
Johnnie Walker Black 12 yr    12.
Pinch 15 yr    7.25
Johnnie Walker Blue    24.