
Known for its bold, complex flavor and deep ties to 19th-century New Orleans, the Sazerac has long been a staple in local bars and lounges. Reader’s Digest named it Louisiana’s best drink, citing its historic roots.
The classic cocktail uses cognac or rye whiskey, absinthe, Peychaud’s bitters, anise-flavored Herbsaint, and a lemon twist. This drink offers a taste of Louisiana history.
In fact, there is an entire museum in New Orleans dedicated to this legendary drink. Spread across three floors, the Sazerac House offers a look at the origins of the cocktail and its role in shaping the city’s culture.
While the Sazerac House is located in the Big Easy, you don’t have to travel far to experience the cocktail in Baton Rouge. You can find a Sazerac cocktail at several local favorites.
Where to find a Sazerac in Baton Rouge:
- The Gregory
- Hayride Scandal
- Mid City Beer Garden
- SoLou
- The Lost Cove
- The River Room
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