What can I make?
Tick what's on your shelf. Barello checks it against 80 recipes and tells you what you can make tonight, what you're one bottle away from, and which single bottle would open the most new drinks. Free, and there's nothing to sign up to.
The drinks 80 recipes
Amaretto Sour
Americano
Arnold Palmer
Aviation
Bee's Knees
Bellini
Bicicletta
Bloody Mary
Boulevardier
Bramble
Brandy Alexander
Campari Soda
Champagne Cocktail
Clover Club
Corpse Reviver #2
Cosmopolitan
Cranberry Spritz
Cuba Libre
Cucumber Mint Fizz
Daiquiri
Dark & Stormy
Dry Martini
Espresso Martini
French 75
Garden & Tonic
Garibaldi
Gimlet
Gin & It
Gin & Tonic
Gin Basil Smash
Gin Fizz
Gin Sour
Ginger Mule
Hurricane
Irish Coffee
Jungle Bird
Kir Royale
Last Word
Lemon, Lime & Bitters
Lime & Soda
Mai Tai
Manhattan
Margarita
Milano-Torino
Mimosa
Mint Julep
Mojito
Moscow Mule
Negroni
Negroni Sbagliato
New York Sour
Nojito
Old Fashioned
Painkiller
Paloma
Passionfruit & Lime Cooler
Penicillin
Piña Colada
Pornstar Martini
Roy Rogers
Saturn
Sazerac
Shirley Temple
Sidecar
Southside
Spritz
Suffering Bastard
Three Dots and a Dash
Tom Collins
Vesper
Vieux Carré
Virgin Bellini
Virgin Mary
Virgin Mojito
Virgin Piña Colada
Vodka Martini
Whisky Highball
Whisky Sour
White Lady
Zombie
How this works
Every recipe in Barello carries its own matching rule, ingredient by ingredient. That's why sweet vermouth and dry vermouth count as two different things here: a Manhattan made with dry vermouth is a different drink.
Garnishes never block a drink. A missing orange twist is not a missing Negroni, so anything optional is listed in the recipe and left out of the maths.
The "unlocks" count is deliberately conservative. It counts only drinks that one bottle finishes on its own. Buying lemons also moves some two-away drinks to one-away, but it doesn't make them, so they aren't promised.