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“Refuel” Pouring New Orleans Drinks at New Orleans Prices

Refuel Restaurant & Bar is located at 1944 West 4th Ave in Vancouver | 604-288-7905 | www.refuelrestaurant.com
Refuel Restaurant & Bar is located at 1944 West 4th Ave in Vancouver | 604-288-7905 | www.refuelrestaurant.com

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Vancouver, BC | Refuel Bar Manager Rob Scope recently returned from Tales of a Cocktail 2010, an internationally acclaimed festival of cocktails, cuisine and culture held annually in New Orleans, Louisiana. In an effort to bring a taste of New Orleans to Vancouver Rob Scope announces a New Orleans inspired cocktail list at New Orleans Prices. Scope encourages guests to join him at the refuel bar to hear his tales of New Orleans and the history behind the drinks while sipping on a 2oz Sazerac or New Orleans Fizz for $5…

New Orleans Cocktail List

Sazerac

tale – one of the oldest known cocktails with it’s origins in pre-civil war New Orleans, the Sazerac is the official cocktail of New Orleans.
Alberta Springs 10yr rye, Peychaud bitters, simple syrup, lemon peel

New Orleans Fizz AKA Ramos Gin Fizz

tale – invented in New Orleans at Meyers Restaurant by Henry C. Ramos. It became so popular, the bar manager had to hire “shaker boys” just to shake this cocktail.
Bombay Sapphire, cream, egg white, lemon, lime, simple syrup, orange flower water, soda

“The Rose”

tale – circa Hotel Roosevelt, a Sazerac Bar inspired cocktail.
Hendricks Gin, lemon, basil, muddled cucumber, rose water, elderberry flower syrup

Old Fashioned

tale – arguably the first cocktail to be called a “cocktail”, served in a 8-12 oz glass known as an old-fashioned glass.
Maker’s Mark Bourbon, Angostura bitters, simple syrup, orange slice, kirsch cherry

(2oz for $5)

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Curious spirit advocates who can’t make it down to Refuel, can read about Rob Scopes adventures at the Refuel blog.

About Refuel

  • Chef de Cuisine: Jane Cornborough
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  • Co-owner/Sommelier Tom Doughty
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  • GM Katharine Manson
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  • Co-owner/Executive Chef Robert Belcham

Refuel neighbourhood restaurant and bar was inspired by freshness. Veering away from an exclusive ‘fine dining’ experience into one that is more accessible, the new space welcomes with a playful, warm design by Marc Bricault that evokes a neighbourhood atmosphere where guests can sit back, socialize and be themselves. Guests may watch the kitchen brigade while sipping a handcrafted cocktail at the 12-seat bar, or gather around a table with friends while listening to music compiled by the experts at Kitsilano’s Zulu Records.

Refuel’s food philosophy focuses on affordable, honest, down-to-earth Northwest fare that celebrates seasonal, local ingredients. Open for lunch and dinner daily, with special brunch features on the weekends, the Refuel menu has an incredible selection of snacks, sides, starters, mains and plates to share that utilize quality ingredients and offer excellent value. At the bar, the focus is on thoughtfully prepared, classic cocktails, along with craft beer and approachable wines.

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There are 2 comments

  1. FYI — You have to ask about the special pricing. 3/4 of the cocktails are listed on their regular cocktail menu at regular (~$10+) prices. Our server didn’t even know about the promotion. The Rose was lovely though!

  2. Hi Cream. Sorry about the confusion.The promotion was originally available at the bar only and verballed by the bartender. Menus are now available on every table as well as the bar. Poor Scope, his arm is getting mighty soar from shaking an insane number of Ramos Gin Fizz. ; ) Thanks for coming in and I am glad you enjoyed the Rose.