The anatomy of a formulation.

Composition, recorded.

Start with the spirit base, then read the ingredients. A Gin Gimlet brings together London dry gin, lime, saline and botanicals. A White Negroni follows a different structure: gin, Suze and white vermouth. The ingredients tell you what distinguishes one formulation from the next.

A consistent way to read.

Cocktail name, formula identifier, batch, composition, alcohol by volume and net contents each have a place. Repeating that order across the collection makes individual differences easier to find.

Clarity is the point.

Straightforward information gives each cocktail a clear identity. Read its composition, formula identifier, alcohol content and volume together to understand what is in the package.