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Delores del Rio

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Mezcal and cognac stirred with Kahlúa and Bénédictine, giving a smoky, herbal and coffee-sweet drink, with a dash of absinthe and a coffee bean. Created by Frederic Yarm in Boston in 2024.

Similar names: Del Rio, Hot in Rio, Rio Grande, Rio Grande (1937), Rio Grande Sour

Frederic Yarm devised the drink on New Year's Day 2024, drawing on the coffee and Benedictine pairing in the Streets of Gettysburg and the Cognac and mezcal blend in the 1910 Cocktail. It is named after the Mexican actress Dolores del Río, who was taught by French nuns in Mexico City, a parallel to the drink's pairing of two spirits.

Method
Stirred
Glass
rocks
Difficulty
Hard
Flavor Profile
Bitter
Dry
Herbal
Smoky
Strong

Ingredients

Servings:
1
Your bar: 0/6
30 ml
30 ml
1 dash
I used 8 drops
15 ml
🌱 Vegan🌾 Gluten-free

Instructions

  1. Mix over ice
  2. Pour through a strainer into a double old fashioned glass containing one big ice cube
  3. Finish by grating fresh coffee beans on top

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