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$100 ‘Billionaire’s Row’ Cocktail Made With Michael Jordan’s Tequila Sets Its Sights on NYC

 Billionaire's Row Cocktail

(Photo: DarlingRooftop/Instagram)

Over the past decade, a collection of ultra-luxury skyscrapers has shot for the clouds on the southern end of Manhattan’s Central Park. Aptly dubbed Billionaire’s Row, the new mini-neighborhood boasts $150 million penthouses by the dozen, nestled alongside an assortment of high-end truffles and gold leaf-esque restaurants with stunning views of the city.

Inevitably, one of those restaurants has now created a cocktail befitting of royalty — or, at the very least, those willing to dish out $100.

The Billionaire’s Row cocktail, recently debuted by Park Lane Hotel’s Darling Rooftop Bar, pairs Michael Jordan’s tequila with a shot of champagne and a spoonful of expensive Petrossian caviar.

 

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“It actually created itself as when I dine with caviar, I always have champagne to accompany followed by a cocktail,” says Adam Baca, head of bars at Bond Hospitality. “I wanted to create an experience that encapsulates all of those flavors as a unique experience.”

Minus its expensive trappings, the cocktail blends blanco tequila, vermouth and lime juice — essentially, a twist on a Mexican Martini. Into the mix is splashed a spicy habanero reduction, a few dashes of fragrant rose water and a pinch of silver luster for visual effect.

The end product looks more like a milkshake than a tequila cocktail. Perhaps understandably; at its price point, drinkers likely want something out of the ordinary. Something that’d look fantastic on Instragam… posed conspicuously among the decor, possibly with a view of the NYC skyline in the background.

But that won’t be the reality for most. If you don’t have time to make a trip to the 47th floor of the Park Lane Hotel, here’s how to make the glitzy concoction at home:

Billonarie’s Row Cocktail

Ingredients

  • 1 1/2 oz Cincoro Blanco Tequila
  • 1 oz Carpano Bianco Vermouth
  • 3/4 oz Lime Juice
  • 1/2 oz Habanero Reduction
  • 3 dashes Rose Water
  • Pinch of Silver Luster Dust
    • For Garnish
    • Spoonful of Petrossian Caviar
    • Shot of Nicolas Feuilatter Champagne

Directions

  1. Add all ingredients to a mixing glass with ice and stir
  2. Double strain into your fanciest glass (Darling Rooftop serves it inside a goblet with a spherical ice cube)
  3. Serve alongside a spoonful of caviar and a shot of champagne

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