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About
History gives this place its character, but the real draw is the way it turns that idea into a polished, intimate bar experience. Inspired by the original Fountain Inn tavern, it pairs Georgetown charm with a serious focus on American spirits and classic cocktails. The room feels refined without becoming stiff, and the staff tends to know the bottles well enough to guide both curious newcomers and devoted whiskey drinkers. Come here for a drink that feels considered, a setting that invites you to stay, and a bar that offers more personality than most.
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This list does not claim to be up to date, complete or correct. The drinks and prices on the bar’s own menu are authoritative.
Li Hing infused Rum, Tropical fruit, Egg white
Artist Alma Thomas the first African-American woman to be included in the White House’s permanent collection.
Founder of the First Day School for Black Girls In Washington DC. and later retiring to a quiet life in a convent. We celebrate the exciting and quiet parts of her life.
Housemade tonic, Citrus forward, Spirit free
Housemade tonic, citrus forward, spirit free.
Scotch, Peach tea, Deliciousness
This cocktail celebrates DC Native Duke Ellington, groundbreaking Jazz musician; whose favorite drink was scotch and milk.
Brandy, Peach liqueur, Caribbean rum, Swedish Punsch, Blanc vermouth, Lemon, Tea, Nut
A bright citrus drink, balancing robust spirits with whispers of peach. This drink was named after the Philadelphia fishing club, State of Schuylkill, in 1732.
Housemade, Juicy, Sparkling for spring
Housemade, juicy; sparkling for spring.
Abolitionist, Famed teetotaler
Abolitionist, and famed teetotaler.
Covalle Tomato Water Gin, Dry Vermouth, Vegetal de la Grande Chartreuse, Bitters
Celebrating the career of esteemed Chef Louis Paladin; first Chef of the Watergate Hotel.
Thai Chili Infused Tequila, Grapefruit, Lime, Peach Kanade
This cocktail highlights the Achievements of Marvin Gaye, DC Native referred to as the “King of Soul”. A spicy drink inspired by steamy lyrics.
Choice of whisk(e)y, Housemade old fashioned base, Baking spices
A twist on an old fashioned with a nod to John Suter, the owner of the original Fountain Inn, and his love of Madeira.
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