A whiskey sour with a stunning red wine float
Hold a bar spoon just above the drink's surface, with the back of the spoon facing up. Pour the wine slowly over it to create a perfect float.
Choose a dry, full-bodied red wine. Malbec, Shiraz, or Cabernet Sauvignon work beautifully. Avoid sweet wines.
Despite its name, this cocktail likely originated in Chicago in the 1880s. It was called a "Southern Whiskey Sour" or "Claret Snap" before becoming the New York Sour.