Bronx

A classic Bronx cocktail is made with gin, sweet vermouth, dry vermouth, and orange juice. The drink dates to the early twentieth century and is usually shaken with ice.

The cocktail is named after the New York City borough. Its name became associated with the drink during the period when classic American cocktails were spreading through hotel and restaurant bars.

A traditional Bronx cocktail is normally served without soda water. It is a gin-and-vermouth drink with orange juice, although modern bars may create variations.

The drink combines juniper-forward gin with sweet and dry vermouth plus orange juice. That gives it a citrus-led flavor with herbal and lightly bitter notes.