Historic New Braunfels craft-cocktail bar Sidecar launches new, spring-worthy menu

click to enlarge Sidecar at the Prince Solms Inn has launched a new Spring cocktail menu. - Photo Courtesy Sidecar at the Prince Solms Inn
Photo Courtesy Sidecar at the Prince Solms Inn
Sidecar at the Prince Solms Inn has launched a new Spring cocktail menu.
New Braunfels' historic basement bar, Sidecar, this week launched a new craft-cocktail menu awash in spring ingredients.

click to enlarge The El Cosmico cocktail features a blend of reposado tequila, mezcal, chartreuse and passionfruit. - Sidecar at the Prince Solms Inn
Sidecar at the Prince Solms Inn
The El Cosmico cocktail features a blend of reposado tequila, mezcal, chartreuse and passionfruit.
The new drink offerings plays on flavors that compliment the warmer weather, among them sweet tea, elderflower and lemon, providing what the bar is calling “notes of summer.”

Highlights include the El Cosmico cocktail, which features a blend of reposado tequila, mezcal, chartreuse and passionfruit. Also new is the El Alma, which consists of uruapan, mint, blackberry, lime and soda. Uruapan is a spirit derived from sugarcane, similar to rum or cachaça.

Sidecar is located in the 1890s-era Prince Solms Inn. It's open Tuesday through Thursday, 4-10 p.m. and Friday and Saturday, 4 p.m.- midnight.

While reservations aren't required, the bar strongly encourages imbibers make them via its website.

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