How to use

Handle with zest.

Formats, techniques and which fruit goes with which drink.

Formats

Five ways into the glass.

01

Wheel

The classic. Whole, floating or pressed against the glass.

02

Half wheel

Slotted onto the rim of the glass.

03

Twist

Spiral peel for an Old Fashioned, Negroni or Martini.

04

Chips

Pieces of tropical fruit, on the foam or on the side.

05

Powder

Rim Salts for the rim of the glass.

Techniques

Where the fruit goes.

  1. FloatOn the iceGin & tonic, Porto Tónico. The wheel rehydrates slowly and keeps its colour.
  2. SideAgainst the glassSpritzes and highballs: the wheel stays on show between the glass and the ice.
  3. RimSlot it onA half wheel with a small cut, hooked onto the rim.
  4. PowderPowder rimWet the rim with lime and dip it in the Rim Salt.
  5. HotHot drinksTeas, mulled wine and toddies: the heat releases the fruit’s aroma.
Which fruit for which drink

The bartender’s cheat sheet.

OrangeSpritz, Negroni, Old Fashioned, Porto Tónico, sangria
LimeGin & tonic, Margarita, Mojito, Moscow Mule, caipirinha
LemonWhisky Sour, Tom Collins, French 75, Martini
GrapefruitPaloma, gin & tonic, vermouth & tonic
PineapplePiña Colada, Mai Tai
Blood orangePremium Negronis and Spritzes
Featured

Porto Tónico.

Porto’s house cocktail. Light, fresh and made with the best the city has to offer.

  1. A tall glass full of ice.
  2. White port.
  3. Top up with tonic.
  4. A floating Frutail orange or lemon wheel.