Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on Pinterest Made with cognac, lemon juice, triple sec, and rum, Between the Sheets is a sweeter variant of the sidecar that dates back to the prohibition era. It is often credited to Harry McElhone of Harry’s New York bar in Paris, but some historians also claim that it originated in French brothels and was a favorite of prostitutes. Whatever its origins were, it has definitely stood the test of time. This drink is on the heavy side. If you like cognac or rum cocktails, this is worth trying. Ingredients: 20 ml Bacardi White 20 ml Cointreau 20 ml Remy Martin VSOP 10 ml lemon juice 5 ml sugar syrup Directions: Chill coupette with ice and set aside. In a shaker, combine all ingredients. Add ice and shake until chilled. Strain into a coupette. Cut a lemon peel and twist on top of the cocktail to release its essential oils. Drop peel into the cocktail as garnish or place it on the glass rim. Video by Star Sabroso • Photography by Chapter One Studio • Food and props styling by Chichi Tullao